HS5 and HS7 high-speed cameras
13 November 2020
Fastec Imaging has released the HS5 and HS7 high-speed cameras
Farmers are starting to reap the rewards of robotics and machine vision, as Keely Portway finds out
Fastec Imaging
HS7 full HD high-speed camera
29 April 2020
Fastec Imaging has released the HS7 full HD high-speed camera
IL5 High-Speed 5MP Camera
16 August 2016
Fastec Imaging's IL5 High-Speed 5MP Camera enables you to record production lines moving at high speed for analysis or troubleshooting using slow motion replay, so you can see what you have been missing with normal speed video
TS5 handheld high-speed camera
13 April 2016
Fastec Imaging's TS5 handheld High-Speed Camera enables you to record converting lines moving at high speed, as well as motors and drives, for analysis or troubleshooting
Firmware update for Fastec 5-Series
26 January 2016
Fastec Imaging announces higher frame rates via a free camera firmware update to all Fastec 5-Series High-Speed Camera owners
HiSpec 1-HR
9 February 2010
Fastec Imaging has introduced the HiSpec 1-HR, a 3 Megapixel high-speed camera for industrial and research applications
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