Basler Vision Technologies has added the Scout Light series to its product portfolio. This series consists of four new camera models based on Sony CCD sensors and Micron's MT9V CMOS sensor.
Basler has introduced its Aviator camera series with two camera models based on Kodak's KAI-01050 CCD sensor.
Basler has added a Twain Adapter to its camera driver package Pylon.
Basler has added a C-Mount option to the Basler Runner Gigabit Ethernet line scan camera family. This series now also includes six C-Mount monochrome models with 1k and 2k line scan CCD sensors.
Basler has released the first Linux version of its Pylon Driver. This driver package is designed to operate with all Basler GigE Vision cameras.
Basler Vision Technologies has expanded its Pilot GigE camera series with two new models based on Sony's ICX625 CCD sensor, which feature an image capture rate of up to 17fps.
Basler Vision Technologies is expanding its high sensitivity Sprint line scan family by adding colour variants with the resolutions of 2k, 4k and 8k.
Basler is adding a new Auto Features Suite to its Scout and Pilot camera series, to include automatic gain control, automatic exposure control and automatic white balance control.
Basler has expanded its Scout series of cameras with four new models based on Sony's ICX445 CCD sensor.
Basler has updated its Runner series, which now includes seven models (six monochrome cameras and one tri-linear colour camera) with 1k and 2k CCD sensors and screwable RJ-45 connectors.
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