Olympus’ Stream image analysis software now uses AI to apply image segmentation to industrial testing using microscopy.
Olympus’ Stream image analysis software now uses AI to apply image segmentation to industrial testing using microscopy.
Toposens has released a new Ultrasonic Echolocation Sensor for 3D Collision Avoidance.
Anyone who wants to test the IDS NXT ocean embedded vision platform and evaluate its potential for their own AI applications should take a look at the IDS NXT ocean Creative Kit.
Gelsight introduced the new version of its GelSight Mobile probe, the Series 2. The mobile device offers a sleek form-factor that is one-third lighter and less than half the volume of its predecessor, allowing it to scan surfaces in tighter spaces, while maintaining accuracy, speed, and field of view.
The new profile sensor Z-Trak 2 of Teledyne Dalsa delivers scan speeds of up to 45,000 profiles per second and features built-in HDR and reflection compensation algorithms to handle surfaces with varying degrees of reflectivity in a single scan.
The phyCORE-i.MX 8m Mini Board by Phytec is suitable for simple and cost-effective embedded vision applications.
A hardware trigger for The Imaging Source’s MIPI and FPD-Link cameras enables real-time responses for precise event triggering and camera synchronization.
AutoVimation now offers polarizing filters and diffusers for its Meganova ring light for installation in the Orca, Shark and Megalodon series of camera housings.
The AF-2000 LED light source series from AHF offers high optical performance at an affordable price for fluorescence microscopy.
Mikrotron announced the Eosens 21CXP camera. The camera is capable of acquiring 5120×4096 pixel color or monochrome images while operating at 230fps.
Fraunhofer IZM, together with TecVenture, Optrontec Inc. and Kaist, has developed a highspeed camera equipped with a multi-lens array that enables images to be taken with an extended depth of field.
The Pace LR-8KG line scan camera of Emergent Vision features the Gpixel GL0816 CMOS sensor.
With the robust AI hand scanner from the HR-X model series, Keyence combines the technologies of stationary and mobile code readers in one device.
The FPGA-based vision platform NATvision from N.A.T. is based on the MicroTCA standard.
At Logimat, Vision Components is showing the world’s first industrial-grade MIPI camera module with Sony’s IMX900 image sensor.
Autonomous robots and complex industrial applications require precise synchronization of numerous sensors and systems.
Eines Vision Systems All-in-One-Tunnel goes beyond being a mere inspection and quality control solution and is capable of identifying defects, improperly assembled components, and surface damage.
Kitov’s software version 2.7. brings enhanced user experience and expanded functionality.
With the FXO series, SVS-Vistek now offers new models with the Sony SenSWIR sensors IMX992 and IMX993.
The Edge Device AIE-KN41 from Spectra combines Nvidia’s Jetson Orin NX platform, compact design and high AI performance.
Thanks to the new software feature One Click Roughness, the new FocusX measuring device from Bruker Alicona delivers ISO-compliant profile roughness values with just one click, with the minimum measurable roughness being 0.06m.
iVersion 2024.1 of Volume Graphics VGstudio Max is now available for download.
Teledyne e2v’s Flash 2K LSA CMOS image sensor family is specifically tailored for laser profiling applications that require the use of a large Scheimpflug angle (LSA).
An optical free-fall inspection system from Fraunhofer IPM checks cold-formed components for geometric dimensional accuracy and surface quality with accuracies in the range of a few hundredths of a millimeter.