For users of Teledyne Flir fixed thermal camera solutions the Geva 400 iNspect package of Teledyne Dalsa is a simple and affordable solution.
With the ratio pyrometers of the CSvision family by Optris, it is possible to measure temperatures from 550 to 3000°C without contact from variable distances.
The Ultris SR5 by Cubert brings an optical adapter enabling hyperspectral medical imaging.
The ImageIR 8300hs highspeed thermal imaging camera with cooled focal plane array photon detectors by Infratec measures in the mid-IR range and combines 640x512IR pixels with a frame rate of 1,105Hz in full-frame mode.
JAI’s industrial prism-based line scan camera SW-4010Q-MCL features 4-sensor line scan technology that allows for simultaneous collection of red, green and blue image data on three separate CMOS sensors plus a fourth sensor that collects image data from the SWIR spectrum.
In the production of additively manufactured components using fused filament fabrication (FFF), thermography has great potential due to the combination of measuring the filament temperature and large-area imaging of the printed object.
The F-Scanner 1D fluorescence measurement system by Fraunhofer IPM completely tests the cleanliness and coating quality of surfaces – on the line or on the robot.
The ImageIR 8100 and 9100 SWIR thermal imaging cameras by InfraTec have been specially developed for thermographic measurement tasks for very high temperatures.
The 10GigE version of Cubert’s Ultris 5 HFR (High Frame Rate) hyperspectral camera can capture and process up to 75+ cubes per second.
Using Deep Neuronal Network technology in combination with the Chemical Imaging Technology (CIT Gen3), the Sherlock Hypernova by Insort detects, processes and optimizes data from the sorting process with high reliability.
The ChemWiz(-ADK), StellarRAD and ColorWiz handheld spectrometers by SI Scientific Instruments are rugged and easy to use.
The 4200C Hyperspectral Camera by Hinalea Imaging has 300 spectral bands and a spectral resolution of 4nm (FWHM).
Perclass and Unispectral provide the Monarch II mobile Multispectral Camera with the perClass Mira control and analytical software.
Siemens provides an AI edge solution for wood quality determination using RGB cameras as a data source for quality control and, as an extension, also Hyperspectral Imaging (HSI) for multimodal analysis.
EVK presents the EVK Alpha G100 edge computing platform in combination with the EVK Helios EC32 hyperspectral camera.
Infratec’s ImageIR 6300 Z thermal imaging camera is equipped with a 7.5x zoom lens and, in combination with its motorized focus, allows continuous adjustment to a wide range of object distances.
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.
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.
The Raspberry PI Global Shutter cameras are built around Sony’s 1.6MP IMX296 sensor and cost only 50$.
