Description

The new standard in videoendoscopy

The PES PILOT HDpro is designed to strongly improve the quality and simplify the process of endoscopic examinations. This is achieved with the latest full HD C-MOS chip technology and a touchscreen with no-loss of contrast.

With its front-mounted touchscreen and compact dimensions the device can be set up in the user’s working area so that all the functions can be conveniently operated on the PILOT-Screen without the need to move. The camera offers a combination of full HD resolution (optionally 4K) and maximum depth of illumination and so delivers an extremely sharp image of the highest contrast. Numerous IT and connection ports complete the PILOT’s technical strengths.

These features distinguish the PES PILOT HDpro from conventional endoscopy systems, creating a ground-breaking future-proof design to enable ENT professionals to work more efficiently.

Features

Clearly structured and userfriendly patient management

Patient data can be saved directly to the internal memory or to a USB stick.

In addition, data can be exchanged automatically with the practice IT system or the HIS.

Intuitive operation and navigation by touch or mouse

The device can be operated completely intuitively. Still photo/video mode is selected by foot pedal or by shutter release on the touchscreen.

Then the findings can be tagged directly on the PILOT-screen using the fingertip control.

All the functions, such as selecting an image or zoom, can be operated by finger tip control or alternatively controlled with the mouse.

Top quality images delivered by the latest chip technology

The PES PILOT HDpro deploys the latest C-MOS camera technology with superior resolution greater than full HD (1920 x 1200).

It allows maximum use of low light for optimum depth of illumination, resulting in a smooth, well-lit image which is sharp and rich in contrast.

With its high refresh rate and global shutter technology the PES PILOT HDpro is also ideal for videostroboscopy.

Otopront Picture Enhancement

Otopront Picture Enhancement (OPE) uses histological-physical findings to show tissue structures in greater detail through the differentiated use of blue and green spectral components.

The method makes use of the effect of the different absorption capacity of capillary vessels and surrounding tissue.

With this technology, conspicuous vessel and tissue patterns can be visually highlighted.