Snake Eye Life Detector Working Principle

Snake Eye (optical) Life Detector Working Principle

Optical life detectors, also known as "snakeseye," are high-tech rescue devices used to detect signs of life. It uses light reflection for life detection. The main body of the instrument is very flexible and can twist freely in the rubble. In front of the instrument, there are small probes, which can penetrate into extremely small gaps. It is especially suitable for quick qualitative inspection of hard-to-reach places and is widely used in mines, earthquakes, and landslides.

The optical life detector uses the light reflection to carry out life detection. It integrates sound and video images. It mainly uses high-definition infrared (autonomous light) cameras and high-sensitivity sound detectors to detect sound and video images of people under the rubble. Accurately found trapped people, the depth of up to tens of meters or more, so known as the "snake eyes."

Snake Eye Life Detector is a low cost, rugged, handheld, long distance video surveillance system. With a modular structure and a small, lightweight, snake-eyed life detector, your eyes can see places they couldn't see before. This lens can be mounted on a straight speculum or fiber optic scope, flexible gooseneck elbow, extension cable, telescopic sleeve, or robotic joint, high-definition full-color LCD video The image helps you perform a quick qualitative inspection. It can also be connected directly to a standard VCR for recording and playback.

Snake Eye Life Detector overall configuration: monitor, CCD infrared camera, 4ft (1.2m) video cable, joystick, lens mount, charger, battery, AC adapter (220V), 12V DC adapter, portable case.