The panel discussion at the Embedded World trade fair
Power at the edge
15 April 2020
Matthew Dale looks at what it will take to increase the adoption of embedded vision
Alrad Imaging
Alrad Instruments 2019 autumn conference
The Alrad Instruments 2019 Autumn Conference titled: ‘Embedded, AI and Deep Learning in innovative Imaging’ will be taking place on Tuesday 19th November at The Bristol Robotics Laboratory and Centre for Machine Vision in Filton Bristol.
The conference programme starts with an overview of the key research activities carried out at the Bristol Robotics Laboratory and the Centre for Machine Vision (CMV), and we are delighted to host keynote speakers Nvidia who will provide an overview of the latest AI and deep learning platforms used in the machine vision and imaging markets.
300GHz linear scanning system
15 October 2018
The 300 GHz linear scanner is the latest Terasense high-speed THz imager
IC-X50S-CXP
7 March 2018
The IC-X50S- CXP Camera from ISVI CORP is a very high resolution camera suitable for a wide range of industrial applications
Alrad
Alrad will be exhibiting a wide range of imaging products
Alrad Instruments
Alrad Instruments will be showing its Advision Avcam inspection system as well as some of its lenses, cameras, lighting and frame grabbers
Matrix Vision's mvBlueGEMINI kits
30 June 2016
The mvBlueGEMINI kits include all components for developing your Machine Vision applications. The starter kit, for example, contains all necessary hardware with smart camera mvBlueGEMINI, power supply unit and accessories such as I/O box
Kowa HC-V Series 4MP lens series
15 March 2016
Alrad Imaging is pleased to announce that Kowa has added a new ruggedized 1-inch lens series to its portfolio, the HC-V Series 4MP lens series
Sentech cameras
4 February 2016
From Alrad Imaging, Sentech have launched and now shipping new high resolution cameras using the latest SONY IMX250 and IMX252 Pregius sensors
Tucsen scientific cameras
26 January 2016
Alrad Imaging is pleased to announce it can now provide Tucsen scientific cameras
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