A transparent one-piece module fixes camera poses and uses overmolding for stable, reproducible eye tracking across head shapes.
A removable door seals image capture devices while enabling easy component access.
Orthogonal contact placement and redundant reference-potential contacts help prevent grounding loss when an accessory is attached.
Accessory control units transmit operation states through segmented channels for responsive camera imaging control.
A segmented conductive plate and intermediary shield preserve movable space for image stability while limiting ESD noise.
An autocollimator measures laser angles at a diffractive element for precise camera calibration.
A rotatable collar locks interchangeable lens modules to the housing, while a seal protects electrical interfaces from water ingress.
A ring-shaped circuit board and adhesive-supported base fit capacitors and an optical filter into a smaller camera module.
A gap-triggered lightning rod guides ESD without disturbing camera focus tuning.
A lightweight remote imaging device separates capture from processing for easy mounting and control.
Communication between the camera and flash accessory prioritizes stored settings, reducing manual resets when units are swapped.
This case uses movable lens sub-barrels and controlled adhesive shrinkage to correct optical alignment despite tolerances.