The 25GigE Hermes PH-25-QUAD and 10GigE Theia PT-10-QUAD network interface cards enable customers to get the most out of their ultra-high-speed cameras for a wide range of applications
Emergent Vision Technologies has introduced the 127.7MP HB-127-S, the latest addition to its Bolt 25GigE cameras
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Founded in 2007, Emergent Vision Technologies is the premier provider and pioneer of high-speed Ethernet cameras. Emergent Vision Technologies is the first company to provide cameras based on 10GigE, 25GigE, 50GigE, and 100GigE interfaces. Our high-speed cameras are widely used in the areas of inspection and automation, sports technology, virtual reality, 3D mapping, traffic, and more. Emergent Vision Technologies was the sole recipient of the Platinum Award in the 2021 Innovators Awards program for its HZ-100-G 100GigE camera.
Through the 100GigE QSFP28 interface, Emergent Vision Technologies' new 10MP HZ-10000-G camera can reach 1,000 fps
Emergent Vision Technologies’ Zenith HZ-100-G 100GigE camera
The white paper presents a brief timeline of GigE Vision cameras; advantages of the interface; and information on using 10GigE up to 100GigE to stay on the leading edge of machine vision solutions in manufacturing and beyond
Emergent Vision Technologies has released 10 and 25GigE line-scan camera models featuring the new Gpixel GL0816 sensor in its Pace and Accel series
Emergent Vision Technologies is enhancing its Bolt area scan and Accel line scan cameras with 25 GigE technology
Emergent Vision Technologies has added 25GigE cameras to its product line up, which are available from Framos
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