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The main focal point of Vision Stuttgart's accompanying programme will be the Industrial Vision Days
Edmund Optics is expanding its regional office in South Korea at a new address in the Mapo district of Seoul
The Baumer portfolio includes industrial cameras with a cooling pipe integrated directly into the housing for highly precise image capture or for image acquisition in very warm environments
Keyence has introduced a range of inline telecentric measurement systems with advanced silhouette-based analysis
MVTec Software GmbH will release Merlic 5, the new version of its all-in-one machine vision software, on 7 October
Teledyne Flir has introduced the latest additions to its Blackfly S GigE camera line – the BFS-PGE-50S4M-C and BFS-PGE-50S4C-C - along with the latest versions of Flir Research Studio software
Intel RealSense has discontinued its L515 lidar and the facial authentication product lines to focus on its D400 series stereo vision product line
Lynred has introduced the ATI320 thermal imager with embedded image signal processing
Mikrotron has released a CoaXPress version 2.0 camera, the EoSens Creation 2.0CXP2
Pleora Technologies announced a new channel partnership with Hongke Technology, a distributor of industrial cameras, 3D imaging, and high performance vision solutions in China
NIT has introduced the latest member of its SWIR WiDy SenS family, designed for UAV gimbal and PZT manufacturers
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