2-megapixel IP camera
1 September 2020
Videology has expanded its line of IP network products with addition of 2-megapixel IP camera
Matthew Dale explores vision solutions for code reading and inspection in pharmaceutical production
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Mini 24C1.2XU3 USB3.0 camera
14 February 2019
Videology announces its mini 24C1.2XU3 USB3.0 camera
4K board camera
12 December 2018
Videology Imaging Solutions has released a board camera that incorporates such features as 4K resolution
Visca GUI
13 July 2018
Videology's Visca GUI is a template that allows users to gain access to our cameras over RS-485, making it useful for development purposes
24Z2.1WS-36X block camera
30 May 2018
Videology's new 24Z2.1WS-36X block camera has a 1/2-inch 2.1MP Sony Exmor sensor combined with a 36x optical zoom lens
24B5.0XUSB3
30 May 2017
Videology has launched its new camera module 24B5.0XUSB3 with a resolution of 5 megapixels and USB 3.0 Vision interface
EX-SDI
30 November 2016
Videology is proud to announce a new Crosstree Technology, called EX-SDI, which allows transfer of Full HD up to a distance of 500 metres, without repeaters
Five megapixel monochrome USB 3.0 camera module
19 May 2016
Videology is excited to announce a new 5 megapixel monochrome USB 3.0 camera module
CCD based camera board
26 November 2015
Videology announces a new CCD based camera board with 960 horizontal pixels, model 2XK17X
21B45 mini-board cameras
23 March 2010
Videology Imaging Solutions has introduced a 14 x 14mm CMOS VGA colour camera series for applications in environmentally demanding OEM markets
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