Specialized cameras used in scientific imaging are called scientific cameras. Their imaging principle is the same as regular cameras, converting light signals into electrical signals through image sensors (CCD or CMOS). The difference lies in scientific cameras' ability to capture higher-quality, more precise images and perform measurements and analyses across broader optical and electrical ranges. Common scientific imaging applications include fluorescence imaging, digital pathological section scanning, gene sequencing, and other biological applications, as well as astronomical detection, X-ray imaging, and laser spot analysis in the physical domain. Brigates currently has the capability to independently produce scientific cameras of various specifications, catering to diverse customer needs.