The October issue of inVISION can already be downloaded free of charge as a PDF file before the print issue is published.
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The 92-page edition focuses on MIPI camera modules, deep learning for image processing, lenses & filters and inline CT. In addition to numerous interesting user stories, the main focus of ´vision in change´ is on the reasons for the consolidation of the camera market and where the vision industry is heading.
Sony recently released a 247MP rolling shutter CMOS image sensor available in monochrome (IMX811-AAMR) and color (IMX811-AAQR) variants which have a 64.84mm diagonal, a square pixel array, as well as 5.3fps.
The NXT malibu camera from IDS enables AI-based image processing, video compression and streaming in full 4K sensor resolution at 30fps – directly in and out of the camera.
BitFlow has integrated the Nvidia Jetson AGX Orin module with its CoaXPress (CXP) frame grabbers.
The Terascope from the Helmut Fischer Group enables the layer thickness measurement of organic single and multiple layers on any base material with terahertz.
The Computer Vision Toolbox in the 2024a (R2024a) release of the Matlab and Simulink product families from MathWorks provides algorithms, functions and apps for the design and testing of computer vision, 3D vision and video editing systems.
Emergent Vision introduces the expanded real-time 3D/4D reconstruction capabilities within the companie’s eCapture Pro software.
Alkeria’s latest addition to its Celera P camera series, a polarization camera to use dual-USB3 technology, features the 12MP Sony Pregius IMX 253 sensor.
Cognex Corporation’s In-Sight L38 3D Vision System combines AI, 2D, and 3D vision technologies to solve a range of inspection and measurement applications.
The 10GigE camera MV-CH1510-10FM from Hikrobot (distributor Maxxvision) uses Sony’s IMX411 rolling shutter CMOS to transmit images with a resolution of 151MP and 6.2fps.
Teledyne Flir IIS announced SightBase – a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform – that accelerates the design-in cycles for imaging systems.
Starting with a variant that connects to Zebra’s Iris GTX Smart Cameras, Advanced Illumination has developed the LED lighting controller Light Hub.
Aesub offers the Aesub Infinity endless points for 3D scanning of very large components that are quickly placed on large surfaces from the roll.
