Senko Advanced Components unveiled the Smart Probe 2 fibre optic inspection device at ANGA COM.
The recent ANGA COM event saw three companies announce a new collaboration, designed to help operators speed up fibre installation.
Senko has announced the release of its new Smart Probe for fibre inspection.
The Smart Probe is an ergonomically designed, compact, Wi-Fi probe for smart phones, tablets and laptops/PCs. Featuring integrated Wi-Fi module and left/right handed thumb or finger operation for greater ease of use and convenience. Incorporating high resolution sensor outputting 960 x 544 pixel resolution images at 16:9 aspect ratio, the Smart Probe can easily view two MT/MPO fibers rather than just a single fiber.
Senko has announced the release of its new Smart Probe for fibre inspection.
The Smart Probe is an ergonomically designed, compact, Wi-Fi probe for smart phones, tablets and laptops/PCs. Featuring integrated Wi-Fi module and left/right handed thumb or finger operation for greater ease of use and convenience.
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