Allied Vision has partnered with Nvidia to make industrial vision cameras accessible to Jetson-based system developers through the Alvium series of MIPI CSI-2 and USB cameras. The new Alvium CSI-2 driver version 1.2.1 now supports all Nvidia Jetson products and offers 10bit and 12bit pixel formats. It thus enables new applications that require higher bit depth and more grayscale. The driver is open source and available on github.com/alliedvision.
Edmund Optics has expanded its portfolio to include configurable Lumimax ring lights from iim.
Connect is the new software platform for Optris PI and Xi series thermal imaging cameras.
The ZM18-Vision is a precision laser module designed for demanding machine vision applications.
The SmartWLI Firebolt2 from GBS is based on white-light interferometry – or coherence scanning interferometry – and achieves a frame rate of 2.57kfps at a resolution of 2,048×1,216px,…
New Imaging Technologies (NIT) LiSaSWIR 2048 v2 is a 2K SWIR high-speed line-scan camera.
In today’s episode, we speak with Henning Tiarks, CPO of Allied Vision.
On July 28,, a strong earthquake struck Japan’s Kumamoto region, home to many semiconductor manufacturers. Among them is Sony’s largest global manufacturing…
In the latest episode of the inVISION podcast ‘5 Questions…’, Annika Felhauer, Technology Development Manager for Industrial Sensors at Pepperl+Fuchs, introduces the…
