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Image: AutoVimation GmbHCamera Protection Housing for a Small Budget
The IP66 camera protection housing Sparrow from AutoVimation offers cost-effective protection for image processing cameras with 29x29mm and 30x30mm cross-section and a maximum lens diameter of 40mm.
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Image: Sony SemiconductorHigh Speed Sensors with C-Mount Compatibility
Sony Semicon’s 1.2″ IMX925 and IMX926 are global shutter image sensors that are compatible with C-mount lenses.
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Image: Murrelektronik GmbHMachine Vision Hybrid Switch
The Xelity hybrid switch from Murrelektronik has four data and four 4A power connections of NEC Class 2, so that the user can operate up to four cameras with one…
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Image: CBC Co., Ltd.FA Lens with Optical Zoom
Computar Optics’ LensConnect is a motorized FA lens that can be remotely controled through USB/I²C.
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Image: The Imaging Source Europe GmbHModular Carrier Board
Designed for versatility, The Imaging Source’s embedded vision platform supports both single and dual camera applications via a modular board concept and Toradex Verdin SoM.
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Image: Ximea GmbH20.3MP Thunderbolt 3 Camera with 110fps
Ximeas xiX cameras with Thunderbolt 3 interface are equipped with the Sony IMX531 image sensor, The camera delivers 20.3MP at 110fps in full 10-bit color resolution (4,512×4,512 Pixel).
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Image: Carl Zeiss Industrielle MesstechnikMulti-Sensor CMM in Four Sizes
The Spectrum coordinate measuring machine (CMM) from Zeiss IQS is available in four sizes and combines both tactile and optical scanning capabilities, with the Vast XXT TL3 compact design and…
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Image: Vision & Control GmbHVery Large Telecentric Wide-Field Lens
Vision & Control presented an exceptionally large optical system at Vision.
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Image: TeDo Verlag GmbHSmart 3D ToF Camera
At the SPS, Contrinex presented a smart 3D camera that will be released in Q2/25.
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Image: Sony SemiconductorCustom AI Models in three Steps
Brain Builder of Sony Aitrios Local Studio software walks users through the steps to label, train and produce AI models for rapid prototyping.
