JAI has announced twelve more compact Go-X series cameras that feature a 5GBASE-T speed GigE Vision interface (5 GigE) and are equipped with the latest Sony Pregius S CMOS sensors.
JAI has announced twelve more compact Go-X series cameras that feature a 5GBASE-T speed GigE Vision interface (5 GigE) and are equipped with the latest Sony Pregius S CMOS sensors.
Optomotive’s FPGA-based LOM highspeed 3D sensor series consists of user-programmable laser triangulation sensors and achieves inspection rates up to 10kHz.
The JWL150-MD is a compact light source by Smart Vision Lights that provides external illumination for machine vision cameras or smart cameras.
The SingleTireScanner by GL Technology is a semi-mobile, laser-based 3D profile measurement system that automatically records the tread depths and tread wear on wheels or tires.
The 5 and 13MP add-on camera kits by Basler support the new Nvidia Jetson Orin Nano SOMs. The kits consist of an adapter board, camera, lens, and cable.
Specifically to meet the needs of edge AI applications and machine vision, Plug-In Electronic is introducing a range of new workstation-quality embedded PCs.
With ibaVision, Iba offers a tool for the visual monitoring and analysis of processes.
SVS-Vistek introduces the fxo487 UV camera, which is currently one of the most powerful UV cameras on the market with a maximum frame rate of 194fps and 8.1MP resolution.
Sill Optics introduces a series of telecentric C-mount lenses for large sensors.
The PC based software Q-Report is a complement to the Data Matrix code reading and evaluation system by Ioss.
Sill Optics introduces a series of telecentric C-mount lenses for large sensors.
The Atlas25 cameras of Lucid Vision feature the Sony Pregius S 24.5MP IMX530 and 20.4MP IMX531 sensors with a 25GigE SFP28 interface, ideal for applications that demand high resolution and speed.
Allied Vision has announced two new cameras in the Goldeye XSWIR series.
Teledyne Imaging presented many new products: The 2MP Optimom is the first in a series of MIPI CSI-2 optical modules.
The Inther Group’s fully automated robotic picking solution Gripp (Gantry Robotic Intelligent Piece Picker) was developed with the aim of increasing picking throughput.
The Zeiss Automated Defect Detection (ZADD) software by Zeiss IMT makes it possible to detect even small and fuzzy defects in components reliably, quickly and automatically.
For users of Teledyne Flir fixed thermal camera solutions the Geva 400 iNspect package of Teledyne Dalsa is a simple and affordable solution.
The scanControl AIK adapter by Micro Epsilon enables integration into Cognex VisionPro via the Cognex AIK Server.
The FSM-IMX570 development kit by Framos provides vision system engineers with a framework for developing a working prototype of an indirect Time-of-Flight embedded vision system.
The 2.3MP full HD camera VM-20 with global shutter and MIPI CSI-2 – interface complements Phytec’s camera models with 1 and 5MP resolution and offers up to 120fps in full resolution.
The ECX-3000-PEG by Vecow (sales plug-in) is designed for highest computing performance and AI applications and supports up to 6656 CUDA cores, 52 RT cores and 208 tensor cores.
The NXT 3.0 software update by IDS now also enables anomaly detection for the smart NXT cameras.
The 5.2MP vision sensor VOS5000-F227-C-S by Pepperl+Fuchs with interchangeable C-mount lens offers a wide range of detection tools for flexible inspection tasks.
Based on the latest Intel Core Mobile processors of the 12th and 13th generation, the TQ Group is expanding its range in the CPU power ranges 15, 28 and 45W with the COM-Express compact modules TQMx120 and TQMx130.
Adlink’s AI Camera Development Kit simplifies prototyping and testing of edge AI vision systems.
Mikrotron’s 10MP EoSens 10CCX12-FM CXP-12 camera with global shutter takes full advantage of the maximum performance of the Gsprint 4510 CMOS sensor, allowing color images to be captured at up to to 478fps.