Thanks to Sony’s new SenSWIR sensors, SVS-Vistek’s EXO990, EXO991 and FXO990 cameras cover an extremely wide wavelength range (400 to 1,700nm) from visible VIS to invisible SWIR. Both the EXO990 and FXO990 deliver 1.3MP resolution images, while the EXO991’s 0.3MP is suitable for applications with lower resolution requirements. The FXO990 is offered with the CoaXPress-12 interface and enables 134fps, the EXO990 with GigE Vision interface delivers 90fps and the EXO991 up to 259fps.
With software version 2.14, SensoPart focuses on AI-based text reading.
With the addition of AuroraVision Studio image processing software from Zebra, Rauscher is expanding its portfolio to include a graphical…
Typical wide-angle lenses cause barrel distortion and require de-warping or multi-lens stitching. Theia’s Ultra-Wide No Distortion Lenses fix distortion optically…
Spectricity introduce the first truly miniaturized, mass-manufacturable mobile multispectral image sensor.
Sintrones’ Abox-5221 series is a high-performance, rugged edge AI computer designed for demanding machine vision and autonomous applications.
