Inspection cameras used in pipelines, plumbing systems and storm drains are designed to help professionals inspect and diagnose problems in pipes and sewer systems. A visual inspection is the key to identifying existing or potential problems in these hard-to-reach structures. Usually located under the ground, drains, sewers, manholes and other pipelines are confined spaces that a human eye cannot physically reach.
Pipe inspection cameras eliminate the guesswork and the need for costly, time-consuming excavations. They are essential tools for inspectors who need to inspect pipes and sewer systems quickly and accurately. By using these cameras, they can diagnose problems more efficiently and make repairs or improvements with greater confidence.
The inspectors rely on the top imaging aids to be their “eye” in assessing hard-to-reach pipe conditions. The higher quality of the video image, the better decisions they can make. The challenging environment of pipes and sewers also requires a small, reliable, and long lifespan solution. Videology has been a proud supplier of industrial-grade SD cameras for more than 20 years, providing clear images in order to get the hard and dirty work done.
Videology cameras provide clear, high-quality images for various pipe and sewer inspection tools
With the emerging video technologies over the past few years, we developed new Full HD cameras tailored for pipe inspection solutions. Developed with great care and input from our key clients leading the pipe inspection market, our new cameras are ready to transition the industry from SD to Full HD now.
Videology offers Full HD and SD camera models that are a perfect fit for any imaging task in pipe and sewer inspection. Their small size allows for optimal design-in flexibility and makes them a perfect fit for all confined spaces and environmentally demanding applications.
Being a global leader in the design, engineering and manufacturing of industrial-grade embedded video cameras for more than 25 years, we know the importance of maintaining dimensional consistency and interoperability across product generations in this continually evolving domain. That`s why our dimensionally standardized and interoperable camera series reduce your application development time and maintenance costs, resulting in low integration costs for upgrading to our new camera technologies.
Videology cameras are tailored for use in pushrod systems, robotic crawlers, relining systems, inline inspections, pipeline rehabilitation, and trenchless imaging solutions
These compact-form, easy-to-integrate, tailored camera series have been around for around 20 years and are still in use for a wide range of space-limited applications.
Our engineering and production teams are currently working on two new cameras that would suit the needs of inspection equipment and tool developers. The new 1080p and 480p cameras under development both come with a size of 22mmx26mm (0.86"x1") on a single board. According to our product roadmap, the Full HD 1080p camera will have AHD/TVI, MIPI outputs and support USB connectivity, while the SD 480p camera will support CVBS and USB interfaces.
Additionally, powered with models for image segmentation and object detection, our SCAiLX Edge AI device platform will be a game changer in wastewater inspections. That is why switching to a high-quality Videology camera today will also make you future-proof for the Edge AI-based visual inspections of tomorrow with SCAiLX.
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