Digital microscopes incorporate a built-in digital camera to display real-time images of a specimen on a monitor or computer screen. This feature eliminates the need for a traditional eyepiece and simplifies image capture, analysis, and documentation. They are highly valued in educational settings, quality control, and remote collaboration, as they allow multiple users to view and discuss a specimen simultaneously. Their optical design can be either compound or stereo, making them a versatile option for a wide range of applications.
