Itala G is a series of GigE Vision industrial PoE cameras with resolutions ranging from 3.2 to 31MP.

The i-Speed 2 highspeed camera series by iX Cameras consists of four models based on different resolution needs (1 to 2.6MP), speed requirements (up to 2.77GPx/sec) and record durations (up to 16GB internal RAM).

The IMX226 rolling shutter sensor of the Starvis series by Sony with 12.4mP (4072×3044) was integrated into the USB3 Vision camera family mvBlueFox of Matrix Vision as mvBlueFox3-2124r and reaches 30.7fps at full resolution as well as into the GigE Vision camera family mvBlueCougar-X as mvBlueCougar-X1012r and reaches 9.5fps.

The Linea Lite family of line scan cameras by Teledyne Dalsa are built for a wide range of machine vision applications, They feature a 45% smaller footprint than the original Linea and are based on the company’s proprietary CMOS image sensor design.

The Eosens Creation 2.0CXP camera by Mikrotron allows engineers to embed custom IP (image processing) algorithms into its programmable Xilinx Kintex UltraScale FPGA.

The new 5MP models in Teledyne Flir’s Blackfly S GigE camera series are the BFS-U3-50S4M-C and the BFS U3 50S4C C. Their light weight (53g) and high pixel density (Sony IMX547 sensor) make them suitable for integration into small portable devices and achieve 72fps at full resolution.

The Zeus PZ-100 NIC (network interface card) by Emergent Vision Technologies delivers ultra-high data/frame rates with low CPU and memory utilization, as well as low latency and low jitter in challenging highspeed imaging applications.

With the Alvium 1800 U-052 and U-291, Allied Vision integrates two 3rd generation Sony IMX CMOS sensors into its camera series with USB3 Vision interface.

JAI’s Go-X camera series is expanding to include 24 global shutter models with CXP 2.0 or GigE Vision, offering resolutions from 5.1 to 24.5MP.

The new 10GigE camera VC-25M10G-m/C 41 I by Vieworks has a 26MP resolution (5.120×5.120 Pixel) and the Gpixel image sensor GMAX0505 integrated.

The new members of the xiX camera family by Ximea deliver resolutions starting from 61MP up to 151MP, all based on backside illuminated technology from Sony.

Eight new boost camera models with resolutions of up to 12MP were launched by Basler.

The µEye XC camera with autofocus by IDS is as easy to use as a webcam.

Centerpiece of the EoSens21CXP2 camera by Mikrotron is Gpixel’s 21MP Gsprint 4521 CMOS sensor with global shutter.

The UV cameras fxo487MCX and fxo487MXGE by SVS-Vistek have an 8.1MP sensor by Sony integrated, which enables the detection of invisible product defects through ultra-sharp, high-resolution UV images.