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Image: Excelitas Technologies Corp.sCMOS Camera with Photon Counting Capabilities
Excelitas’pco.edge 9.4 bi CLHS is a sCMOS camera with photon counting capabilities for challenging and demanding microscope methods.
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Image: GoerTek Electronics Inc.IToF Cameras for Different Applications
The DS and NYX Series are two iToF cameras from Goermicro Vzense, developed on different technological principles, each suited for various automation application scenarios.
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Image: WaveyeAI-Driven Imaging Radar
Waveye’s 4D imaging radar is now available for purchase and offers high performance in spatial and dynamics perception.
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Image: Mitutoyo Deutschland GmbHMobile Surface Roughness Measuring Device
The SJ-220 surface roughness meter from Mitutoyo enables accurate and reliable measurements.
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Image: SpectricityMultispectral Imaging on Mobile Platforms
Spectricity announced the launch of its S1-A Accessory Device which is equipped with a 15-channel snapshot multispectral imaging sensor.
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Image: Specim, Spectral Imaging Ltd.Hyperspectral Data Analysis
The release of Specim’s Insight 1.4 hyperspectral data analysis and image processing software offers advanced tools to transform complex hyperspectral data into actionable solutions.
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Image: DeepviewSmart Camera with 150ms Cycle Time
The Deepview X400 Camera is a high-performance fully integrated vision system with a 1.2MP CMOS sensor capable of either color or monochrome imaging.
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Image: Midwest Optical SystemsBandpass Filters Reduce Angular Dependency
MidOpt’s bandpass filters for machine vision, including the BP, BN and Bi Series, are designed to enhance image contrast by selectively transmitting a specific wavelength range while blocking unwanted light.
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Image: Sony SemiconductoriToF Pixel Sensors
At the IEDM 2024 semiconductor trade fair, Sony Semicon presented a combination sensor in which the camera sensor is located directly above the depth sensor / Time-of-Flight sensor.
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Image: IMEC vzwSWIR Sensor with Lead-free QD Photodiodes
Imec and its partners in the Belgian project Q-Comirse presented the first prototype SWIR sensor based on indium arsenide quantum dot photodiodes.
