Navitar has introduced a versatile dual view imaging system, allowing customers to simultaneously view a single subject and capture an image at multiple fields of view (FOV)
Navitar, a manufacturer of precision optical and electro-optic systems, has introduced OptiStar lenses designed and optimised specifically to meet the latest advancements in SWIR technology
Navitar, a supplier of high magnification imaging optics for machine vision and biomedical applications, has launched its second generation interactive online lens selector tool, the Optical Wizard 2.0.
Navitar, a manufacturer of precision optical and opto-electronic systems, has introduced its 50mm large format machine vision lens, ideal for use with full frame 11 and 16 Megapixel sensors
Navitar, a global provider of imaging optics technology, has released its 2009 product catalogue featuring a full line of optical solutions
Navitar has released four fixed focal length imaging optics specifically designed for SWIR (short wave infrared) cameras and applications. Lens focal lengths include two 25mm designs, a 35mm and a 50mm design.
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