Medical and scientific research cameras applications

XIMEA advantages

• Large sensor and pixel size

• High Dynamic range

• Increased sensitivity including Near Infrared range

• Long exposure times for low light conditions

Digital fundus or OCT (optical coherence tomography) cameras are not the only devices that can benefit from the developments in the vision industry.
Bio-imaging is focused on producing image data of human functions and structures including genes, cells, molecules and anatomical regions.
Another area is Dermatology which includes analysis of loads of images diagnosing skin lesions, wound healing and early cancer detection.
Next is Dentistry where the latest technological advancements depend on high resolution and fast speed cameras with extended sensitivity.
Adding to this mix the most compact form factor makes XIMEA cameras from the xiMU and xiQ families the best fit for integration.
These small and reliable cameras can be easily applied in devices like model and impression scanners as well as mouth (intraoral) scanners.
Moreover, miniature XIMEA cameras combined with dental glasses offer simple image capture for documentation and exchange between doctors.