The Imaging Source has launched the first in a new family of GigE zoom cameras featuring 20x optical zoom, autofocus, autoiris with Power over Ethernet
The Imaging Source, an international manufacturer of machine vision cameras, has announced the availability of new 10 megapixel industrial cameras with a USB 3.0 interface
The Imaging Source is delighted to announce the immediate availability of its 13 megapixel microscope camera with exceptional image quality and color reproduction
The Imaging Source has made its Open Source Linux support available for all of its cameras
The Imaging Source has released a series of 5 megapixel board cameras characterised by their compact PCB design (45 x 45 x 20mm) and Power over Ethernet (PoE) capabilities
The Imaging Source, an manufacturer of industrial cameras for machine vision, has released a series of GigE cameras with integrated 12x and 30x optical zoom and Power over Ethernet
The Imaging Source has released a 13 Megapixel, 5.3mm lens, autofocus colour camera, based on Sony's Exmor CMOS technology
The Imaging Source, a manufacturer of industrial cameras, has launched a series of small GigE cameras with auto iris control
The Imaging Source, a manufacturer of industrial cameras for machine vision, has released a series of compact USB 3.0 cameras with CCD and CMOS sensors
The Imaging Source has released a series of small GigE cameras. The cameras have a footprint of 29 x 29mm, similar in size to many analogue cameras
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