Packed with exciting features, including Deep Learning OCR, automatic model training, EtherNet/IP protocol support as well as program breakpoints, this brand new version defines a new standard for machine vision software.
Pleora’s hybrid AI solution integrates ‘no code’ algorithm development and powerful edge processing to help manufacturers deploy advanced inspection.
The C15550-20UP is the world’s first camera to incorporate the qCMOS image sensor and to be able to resolve the number of photoelectrons using a newly developed dedicated technology.
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Partnering with Nikon and having integrated their technology, the handheld 3D scanner M-Scan 120 of Metronor combines Nikon’s experience in scanning and Metronor’s knowledge in tracking and navigation.
Framos has launched the FSM-IMX547, a new camera accessory for the recently introduced Kria KR260 Robotics Starter Kit from AMD Xilinx.
The new version of Artec Studio 17 (AS17) 3D scanning software enables advanced functionality for quality inspection, reverse engineering and full-color CGI workflows.
Qualcomm Technologies and eInfochips are unveiling an AI inferencing-at-the-edge solution consisting of a camera, edge computing for facial recognition, and Amazon Kinesis Video Streams (KVS) for live streaming and notifications.
Inspekto introduces a new software version for the S70 autonomous vision system.
The µEye XC camera with autofocus by IDS is as easy to use as a webcam.
Centerpiece of the EoSens21CXP2 camera by Mikrotron is Gpixel’s 21MP Gsprint 4521 CMOS sensor with global shutter.
Cincoze’s GM-1000 and GP-3000 series of embedded GPU computers use very powerful Intel Xeon and Core processors.
TQ-Embedded presents the MB-Smarc-100100-1 starter kit. Dimensioned at 100x100mm, the Smarc 2.1 carrier board has a practical form factor.
Perclass and Unispectral provide the Monarch II mobile Multispectral Camera with the perClass Mira control and analytical software.
Nikon Metrology’s APDIS gap and flush measurement system can perform measurements at belt speeds of up to 140mm/s, has a large measurement volume, and uses up to three laser radar sensors for measurements around the entire vehicle.
A new inline process by Vitronic enables quality testing of lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles.
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