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
Matthew Dale explores vision solutions for code reading and inspection in pharmaceutical production
ISVI
ISVI selects in Framos as global camera distributor
9 February 2018
Framos has been selected by ISVI as its global distributor
ISVI announces Framos as global distributor
23 January 2018
ISVI, a designer and manufacturer of advanced high-speed, high-resolution camera technology, has announced Framos as one of its suppliers
IC-C18N-CXP and IC-C18R-CXP
16 August 2017
ISVI has released the IC-C18N-CXP and IC-C18R-CXP, 18 megapixel colour CMOS cameras with a single CoaXPress CXP6, DIN-1 interface
IC-X25P-CXP
8 February 2017
ISVI, a global leader in high-speed, high-resolution camera technology announces the IC-X25P-CXP
Gerard White
16 February 2015
Vice president, ISVI
25MP-CXP and 12MP-CXP cameras
27 June 2013
ISVI has introduced the 25 megapixel, 72fps and 12 megapixel, 175fps quad-channel CoaXPress cameras
CoaXPress cameras
23 October 2012
ISVI, a company specialising in advanced camera technology for automation, high speed inspection, and PCB and wafer inspection, has introduced two CoaXPress cameras
Split cameras
24 November 2011
ISVI has introduced two split cameras: a 5 Megapixel, 30fps model and a 10 Megapixel, 15fps model
High-resolution cameras
31 August 2011
Industrial Sensor Vision International (ISVI), a specialist in camera technology for automation, high-speed inspection, and PCB and wafer inspection, has introduced three high-resolution, fast cameras
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