Ximea
From the very large to the very small, Ximea (booth 5187) is expanding its camera families with multiple new sCMOS sensors from Gpixel
Matthew Dale explores Industry 4.0 and machine vision’s role in the connected factories of the future
Ximea
XIMEA 16 Mpix high resolution camera
15 October 2018
Ximea has released a 16 Mpix high-resolution camera with speeds over 300fps.
Cooled sCMOS cameras
5 September 2018
Ximea has announced a cooled range of sCMOS cameras including backside illuminated models
Ximea
Ximea will be exhibiting embedded vision solutions
CB013 and CB019
9 February 2018
The exceptionally fast PCIe interface allows Ximea's xiB-64 camera family to stream data at speeds as high as 64 Gbit/s over distances of up to 300m without the need of expensive frame grabbers or special, complicated software
Ximea
Ximea will present its digital cameras for industrial and scientific applications, specifically some of the smallest, lightest and fastest models available today
8K xiB camera
6 November 2017
With the addition of the new CMV50000 sensors from CMOSIS (AMS) to the xiB camera the 8K resolution is now available.
CB500 PCI Express based cameras
18 October 2017
Ximea presented new models from the high-speed line of PCI Express based cameras earlier this year and now they are available to order
High-tech harvesting
1 June 2017
The harvesting process could be on the verge of a complete overhaul thanks to machine vision, finds Matthew Dale
Vision on a different scale
1 June 2017
Embedded processing is opening up a huge market for imaging, a market that machine vision suppliers are trying to tap into. Greg Blackman attended the Embedded Vision Summit in Santa Clara, where Allied Vision launched its new camera platform
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