With two 5GBase-T connections, the VisionBox AGE-X5 image processing computer from Imago Technologies offers the freedom to use higher resolution or faster cameras. The Intel i7 processor ensures maximum computing power, allows the use of several cameras, and is predestined for high-speed processes. The fanless design reduces downtime and maintenance costs that occur when using standard PC solutions in harsh industrial environments.
The BP450 filter by Midwest Optical is for enhancing viewing of subjects illuminated by a 450nm blue LED.
Sill Optics announce two new telecentric lenses with Optotune’s electrically tunable lenses in the optical path.
The new version of the PC-based software solution RealTime Vision by Kithara for real-time acquisition, processing and storage of image data focuses, among other things, on the support of 10GigE vision cameras including link aggregation for bundling several physical 10GigE connections.
Opto has announced an expansion of its machine vision microscopes to include the IM Linea XL series, which have a dual view function.
All 3D sensors of the Micro-Epsilon product portfolio can be connected to the Industrial Performance Unit (IPU) and automatically evaluated.
Teledyne Flir’s free Periodic Table of Image Sensors for Imaging is a useful tool for system designers who want to quickly compare some of the most important sensor specifications.
The ace 2 Basic camera (29x29mm) is the centerpiece of Basler’s new 5GigE portfolio.
Beckhoff Automation will present its new vision hardware for the first time at VISION.
Thanks to high-power LEDs, the new Lumimax coaxial illuminators of the LES class by iim are up to 6x brighter than before.
OPT Machine Vision now also distributes an in-house developed series of 3D laser profilers as well as three series (G1, H1 and K1 series) of Smart 1D/2D code readers.
The robust LED panels of the pvLight series by Phil-Vision convince by a homogeneous light distribution, a long lifetime, as well as by their price/performance ratio.
The 10GigE version of Cubert’s Ultris 5 HFR (High Frame Rate) hyperspectral camera can capture and process up to 75+ cubes per second.