Scorpion Vision has launched the Hikvision 20MP 1-inch CMOS GigE colour and monochrome machine vision camera
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Scorpion Vision will run two seminars highlighting its range of Hikvision machine vision cameras. There will be presentations by industry leading professionals, as well as the opportunity to see the cameras in action first hand, with a range of demonstrations throughout the day.
Scorpion Vision will run two seminars highlighting its range of Hikvision machine vision cameras. There will be presentations by industry leading professionals, as well as the opportunity to see the cameras in action first hand, with a range of demonstrations throughout the day.
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Julian Parfitt, Scorpion Vision’s sales director, gave a rundown of Hikvision’s machine vision product line at Photonex on 12 October
Scorpion Vision is delighted to announce that Julian Parfitt has joined the company as sales director
Scorpion Vision has become the UK and Ireland distributor for Hikvision machine vision cameras
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Scorpion Vision will be making two presentations at the conference
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