Mojo Vision, a California-based computing company, raised more than $51m in Series B-1 funding round. The round, which brought total funding to date to more than $159m, was led by New Enterprise Associates. In conjunction with the funding, Greg Papadopoulos, PhD, venture partner at NEA, will join Mojo’s board of directors. The company intends to use the funds to accelerate the development of its smart contact lens, called Mojo Lens.
OPT presents the one-click measurement sensor SmartFlash at Control fair.
Arrow Electronics’ compact (25.0×70.7mm) CYC5000 FPGA board with Arduino-compatible header simplifies the development of IoT edge devices using programmable logic, RISC-V with Altera’s Nios V, DSP accelerators and hardware -IP blocks.
Basler is expanding its product portfolio to include the Stereo visard 3D camera series.
The Fraunhofer Development Center for X-ray Technology, a division of Fraunhofer IIS, has presented a novel testing option for batteries in electric vehicles.
Avnet is presenting two high-end Computer-on-Modules (CoMs) with Intel Core Ultra processors for computing and graphics-intensive applications.
The new addition of Brighter AI´s software is a Full Body Blur feature.
Pekat Vision announces a collaboration with Baumer, introducing the Baumer VAX-50 Smart Camera with the Pekat Vision software.
The new Turtle housing series from autovimation guarantees IP65 protection (IP54 fan) for all camera models up to 100x100mm cross section and lenses up to 120mm diameter, with simultaneous Peltier air conditioning up to +70°C ambient temperature.
At Control, Genesi Elettronica is presenting various programmable multispectral LED lighting systems that work with up to twelve different wavelengths in the range from 400 to 1,650nm.
The Imaging Source announces the launch of IC Measure 4 for Windows.
Euresys introduces the four connection Coaxlink Quad CXP-12 DF frame grabber with Data Forwarding.
Teledyne e2v’s Topaz5D full HD CMOS image sensor combines 2D vision with 3D depth information.
