Autofocus technology in the minimally invasive field

What kind of focusing effect does the chief surgeon need?

Accurate： It is required to accurately locate the target focus point to show the best clarity of the image.

Stable： It is required a stable focusing performance in different departments, different surgical stages, and different surgical scenes.

Rapid： It is required the ability to quickly complete the focusing action without affecting the progress of the operation.

At present, Hikimaging has been at the forefront with its self-developed contrast-focusing technology solutions compliant with the minimally invasive field. MIK-C322&MIK-C522 autofocus series camera, the first product with autofocus function in China, grabbed the attention as soon as it was launched.

It is accurate. As the assistant of the chief surgeon, the multi-scene adaptive autofocus algorithm accurately locates the clearest position.

It is stable. With multi-focal length cameras such as F18, F22, and F28, it can easily respond to the needs of different departments and perform very well in different scenarios.

It is rapid. “The best focus is the one unperceived.” The millisecond-level focusing speed has made the operator fall in love with the camera.