Lakesight Italy has become the official sales channel in Italy for machine vision cameras of NET New Electronic Technology
Lakesight Technologies has been acquired by the TKH Group, the Netherland’s-based company that owns Allied Vision, NET, and LMI Technologies
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NET will present its latest smart cameras and custom vision solutions
The power of embedded vision will form the focus of Net at the conference, with its GigEPRO and Corsight products
CORSIGHT, the smart vision system developed by the technology company NET GmbH, is an all-round control system: the decentralised, digital image processing system is able to optimise production and logistics
processes, monitor traffic flow, increase the safety of both machines and tunnels, and even control access to multi-storey car parks and toll roads. It combines the features of a camera, a computer and an image processing system in a compact housing and is, as such, predestined for flexible use in the smallest of spaces.
Warren Clark maps the history of NET, a distributor turned manufacturer and solutions provider
NET has introduced its EyeSpector camera series, which offers a compact and intelligent system for image processing.
NET has released its iCube camera family, a small, compact camera with a USB2.0 interface.
NET (New Electronic Technology) has launched the KSU5600 USB colour video camera controller for remote camera heads. The camera controller works with Sony CCD image sensors from 1/10-inch to 1/2-inch.
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