Woking-based
Vision Engineering, a UK-based manufacturer of ergonomic microscopy and digital 3-D visualisation technology has unveiled the EVO Cam HALO, a new 4K digital microscope that redefines the standard for clarity, precision and consistency in inspection and measurement tasks.
Available to view and test at the
Southern Manufacturing and Electronics 2025 tradeshow, which starts today and runs until 6 February at the Farnborough International Exhibition Centre (Stand G240), it is suitable for a wide range of inspection applications. EVO Cam HALO combines stunning 4K image quality with advanced, adaptive illumination, and new intelligent software, empowering users to capture the most challenging details with unparalleled accuracy.
Key featuresHALO’s key features include 4K resolution which reveals previously obscured details with remarkable clarity, ensuring nothing escapes the user’s view. A Super-Wide Dynamic Range ensures the user captures images with exceptional brightness and contrast, even in challenging lighting conditions. Additionally available with HALO comes a new enhanced Illumination package, including a quadrant light, panel light, and white/UV light, to optimise illumination for a variety of inspection needs.
New Intelligent hardware and software automatically detects lenses and adjusts magnification settings, ensuring seamless workflow and accurate results. Real-time insights are available providing intuitive image capture, measurement, and analysis tools, enabling faster and more informed decision-making. Vision Engineering’s popular 360 Direct/Oblique Viewer also works with HALO, enabling users to inspect details from different angles, revealing hidden features that would otherwise be inaccessible.
HALO is suitable for a wide range of applications, including Medical Devices Manufacture and testing especially in the practices of inspecting translucent tubes, electro-polished devices, and other medical components with enhanced clarity and accuracy. It is also effective at capturing fine details on small, reflective metal parts for precise inspection and quality control — perfect for micro mechanics. In the laboratory HALO cam improve the examination of Petri dishes with translucent samples, enhancing contrast and clarity for detailed analysis, and in industrial manufacturing, intricate assemblies, solder joints, and other components are inspected with much improved precision and efficiency. It is available for purchase now, with configurations starting at £6,500.
Paul Newbatt, Group sales and marketing director at Vision Engineering, said: “We are delighted to bring EVO Cam HALO to market, confirming our reputation for innovation, while improving the inspection performance available within digital microscopy. 4K image quality plus fully controllable lighting and flexible software available in multiple configurations means that our customers in a wide range of sectors can easily choose the most accurate and consistent digital system for their inspection requirements.”