inVISION Product Newsletter 3 2024
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Image: Optris GmbHMicroscope optics for IR cameras
With the MO2X microscope optics with 2x magnification, the PI 640i infrared camera from Optris is now able to capture IR images of complex structures.
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Image: Xilinx GmbHEmbedded processors with adaptive SoCs
AMD Embedded+ is a new architectural solution that combines Ryzen embedded processors with Versal SoCs on a single integrated board to deliver scalable and power efficient solutions.
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Image: RX Solutions SASHigh performances in a compact and versatile CT-system
RX Solutions introduces the EasyTom-L a new X-ray CT scanner combining versatility and high performance in a compact cabinet.
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Bild: AT – Automation TechnologyCost-effective 3D profile sensors
The special benefit of the ECS (Eco Compact) 3D profile sensors from AT Automation Technology is their cost efficiency.
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Image: Emergent Vision TechnologiesImages directly to the GPU
Emergent Vision introduces new plug-ins that leverage GPUdirect technology.
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Image: Living OpticsHyperspectral real-time Smart Camera
The Living Optics Smart Camera is a 5MP VIS-NIR video-rate spectral imaging camera with a Nvidia Jetson AGC Orin, 96 spectral bands (440-900nm).
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Image: Ramona Optics Inc.Multi-Camera Array Microscope
Ramona Optics addresses a challenge in microscopy: the tradeoff between field-of-view and resolution.
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Image: Midwest Optical Systems, Inc.Blue bandpass filters
Midwest Optical’s high-performance blue bandpass filters reduce unwanted glare, reflections, and ambient lighting interference while maximizing signal-to-noise ratio of parts illuminated by a blue LED or laser light source.
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Image: Plug-In Electronic GmbHEdge AI workstation with NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX
Nexaiot (Sales Plug-In Electronic) has developed the Coeus 3801T embedded PC specifically for industrial AI and interference applications.
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Image: Specim, Spectral Imaging Ltd.Advanced thermal hyperspecral camera
Specims FX120 is an advanced LWIR hyperspectral camera with a spectral range of 7.7 to 12.3 m.
