Prosilica has released the latest version of its GigE Viewer and Software Development Kit (v1.20), as well as version 1.36 of its firmware.
Prosilica has released the GC780, a low cost camera with a GigE Vision compliant interface. The compact camera features a 1/2-inch Sony ICX415 progressive scan CCD sensor.
Prosilica has released its compact GS-Series periscope-type CCD cameras for machine vision based on Prosilica's GB-Series single-board cameras.
Prosilica has introduced the GE1910 high performance (HD) resolution industrial CCD camera with Gigabit Ethernet interface, and the GE1660 high performance 2 Megapixel resolution camera.
Prosilica has released the GE1050 megapixel CCD camera, a high-resolution, CCD camera with Gigabit Ethernet interface capable of running at 60fps at 1000 x 1000 resolution.
Prosilica has introduced its GB-Series range of single-board OEM cameras with Gigabit Ethernet interface. The credit-card sized CCD cameras have been specially designed to fit in tight spaces.
Prosilica has released the new GC2450 GigE Vision camera. The compact GC2450 runs at 15fps with 2456 x 2048 resolution. The camera housing measures just 33 x 46 x 43mm.
Prosilica has released its highest resolution camera ever. The 16-Megapixel GE4900 runs at 3fps at 4872 x 3248 pixel resolution over a GigE Vision interface.
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