GO-2400-USB and GO-5101-PMCL
1 June 2017
JAI has announced the addition of two more models to its Go Series of small and durable industrial cameras
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GO-5100-USB
30 May 2017
JAI announced a new camera in its Go Series - the GO-5100-USB
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JAI will display its latest camera offerings, including both its area scan and line scan models
Wave Series WA-1000D-CL line scan camera
20 September 2016
The Wave Series cameras from JAI are multi-sensor, prism-based line scan cameras capable of sensing Short Wave InfraRed (SWIR) light.
Navigating image data for GIS
2 August 2016
Beth Harlen looks at how the accessibility of imaging technology has impacted the evolution of geographic information systems
GO-5100-PGE
7 July 2016
JAI today announced the latest additions to its Go Series of small industrial cameras
Spark Series
26 November 2015
JAI announced that the company had expanded its Spark Series of high performance industrial area scan cameras
Sweep+ series update
31 August 2015
JAI has added four new prism-based colour line scan cameras to its Sweep+ Series
GO-2400-PGE
9 July 2015
A new small and lightweight industrial camera featuring Sony's IMX174, a 2.35-megapixel global shutter CMOS imager has been introduced by JAI
Mapping the way to success
30 June 2015
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TopGis' mobile mapping car contains 18 five-megapixel JAI SP-5000C-GE2 cameras.
Operating in a competitive market, TopGis needs to deliver the highest quality data quickly, efficiently and at the lowest possible cost. In order to do this, the company selected cameras from international vision company, JAI.
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