In recent years, with the strengthening of efforts to combat terrorist activities, endoscopes have played a huge role in counter-terrorism, public security investigations, and other work, and their application scope is constantly expanding. Endoscopes can replace the human eye for inspection without damaging the scene, and are used to inspect explosives, dangerous goods, etc.

Endoscopic inspection improves efficiency and saves cost

The endoscope can also observe the interior of a locked room through holes in the door, ceiling, and walls. This allows tactical action teams to collect more data, monitor the internal environment, and avoid personal injury caused by forced breakthroughs.

They can also be searched for prohibited items by customs police at border ports and airports, with endoscope probes directly inserted into the interior of gas tanks, vehicle bottoms and interior door panels, boxes of packages, etc., without the need to split anything. A video endoscope can record and save observed images and videos, which saves time and does not damage the inspected items.