WiDy SenS 640 OEM
19 November 2019
New Imaging Technologies has released a split version of its WiDy SenS flagship camera: WiDy SenS 640 OEM
Matthew Dale explores Industry 4.0 and machine vision’s role in the connected factories of the future
New Imaging Technologies
WiDy SenS GigE SWIR camera
22 July 2019
NIT has launched a new SWIR camera, the WiDy SenS GigE for industrial applications with a proven standard interface
NSC1701 sensor
18 April 2018
NIT presents its new high dynamic range global shutter CMOS featuring a light flicker mitigation mode and a 12-bit digital output
Vision Award now open for entries; EMVA invites speakers for forum
17 April 2018
Messe Stuttgart has issued a call for entries for the Vision Award, the prize for machine vision innovation to be presented at the Vision trade fair in Stuttgart in November
NIT partners with Innovatrics to build biometric systems
9 February 2018
French sensor maker New Imaging Technologies (NIT) has partnered with Innovatrics, a supplier of biometric systems, to build solutions for face recognition and fingerprint matching
Smart Magic camera
1 December 2017
New Imaging Technologies, a developer of wide dynamic range imaging solutions for the visible and SWIR, has introduced two new Smart Magic camera products
Widy SWIR 640M-SPE
1 December 2017
New Imaging Technologies, a developer of WDR CMOS and SWIR solutions, has developed a complete offer in SWIR gating imaging in both QVGA (320x256) and VGA (640x512) resolution
WiDy SWIR 640U-ST
26 September 2016
New Imaging Technologies is introducing to the market a new InGaAs camera with TEC VGA sensor at the forthcoming SPIE Remote Sensing Show 2016
NSC1201-SI InGaAs camera
21 July 2016
New Imaging Technologies is introducing to the market a higher speed version of its 640x512 InGaAs camera
WiDy SWIR cameras
6 July 2016
New Imaging Technologies thanks to its latest log InGaAs technology proposes ideal short gating solution in QVGA and VGA resolution
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