JAI's new high dynamic range CMOS cameras TS-4032EN/TSC-4032EN have been developed especially for Automatic License Plate Recognition (APLR) applications in traffic management.
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The Falcon 1.4M100, a 1.4 Megapixel, high-speed camera from Dalsa, is now available from Firstsight Vision. The camera delivers 100fps at full 1400 x 1024 pixel resolution.
Viscom has launched the X8060 NDT, an x-ray inspection system for non-destructive examinations in industrial and scientific settings. It can manipulate large or heavy objects, but also inspect smaller parts at higher magnifications.
Viscom has launched the S2012PV, its first dedicated optical inspection system for solar cell production. The S2012PV is suited to applications such as wafer material inspection, cell characterisation and final cell control.
IB/E Optics has developed its range of telecentric lenses for CCD matrix and CCD line cameras.
Flir has launched the P660 thermal imaging camera designed and developed for applications requiring excellent image quality, accurate temperature measurements and good thermal image detail.
Baumer's FireWire (IEEE1394a) cameras are developed for industrial use and are based upon ultramodern CCD and CMOS technology. More than 32 matrix cameras and OEM modules are available.
The FIRST infrared hyperspectral imager from Telops, which allows standoff chemical detection at a distance of up to 5km, has been upgraded and is available with a second-generation enclosure.
Moritex, a provider of skin counselling analysers and software to the cosmetics industry, has launched an analyser that checks the condition of skin.
StingRay Optics, producers of advanced optical solutions, has introduced a 50mm midwave infrared (MWIR) large format lens assembly. The lens was developed with an optional microscanning and step-stare sensor capability.
Basler has launched new features and new sensor front-ends for its Scout and Pilot camera families. New features include gamma correction, binning, and debouncer.
Firstsight Vision has launched the Stingray series of cameras from Allied Vision Technologies. The cameras combine the functionality of the Pike family with the sensors and compact size of the Marlin series.
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