Which inspection camera is best? Inspection cameras are useful for all kinds of things. You can check pipes for clogs, examine hard-to-reach spots in your car and even check out the back of your teeth ...

Combining portability and versatility, the SeeSnake® Max™ rM200 Camera System can be used to inspect longer and tighter lines up to 200 feet in length and 1½ to 6 inches in diameter. The next ...

If you have an uneasy feeling that your sewer line may be in trouble, a quick check of the pipes with a fiberoptic video camera can put your mind at rest. It can also allow you to get a jump on sewer ...

The VIS 340 Plus inspection camera system features dual camera heads, giving professionals more flexibility when troubleshooting. The camera system comes with both a 1½-inch, 360-degree pan and ...

THE Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) has implemented the mandatory use of body cameras during fire safety inspections ...

DIY home repair skills are getting more valuable by the day. And that's mostly because being able to identify minor issues in your home and fix them without calling a handyman saves you money, builds ...

When assembling a machine-vision system, a designer must inevitably decide between color and monochrome cameras. Too often, designers make this decision without understanding how the choice affects ...

The nice thing with having a hacker cred is that family and friends are always on the lookout for stuff they think might be useful to you. [Craig Hollabaugh]’s son-in-law found an inspection camera ...

Much of mining involves digging and drilling holes in the ground. Often, these holes need inspecting, but [Dean Harty] found that existing borehole inspection solutions weren’t up to snuff. Resolution ...