Press Releases

FireWire 800 camera

Industrial Vision Systems (IVS) has launched a range of high-speed ultra-compact digital monochrome cameras.

Labsphere Spectralon and Spectraflect

With 96 to 98 per cent reflectance, Labsphere's Spectralon and Spectraflect provide a high level of uniform light integration for maximum efficiency in light collection tubes and light guides used in medical imaging equipment.

MHAB-100 IR light source

Moritex has launched a standard incandescent IR light source offering a broad light spectrum.

Phantom V12

Vision Research has launched the Phantom V12, which is a high-speed digital camera that can record 1,000,000 pictures-per-second (pps).

VC4438 smart camera

Vision Components has released its VC4438 model, which extends its range of freely programmable, intelligent high-performance cameras whose key component is a 1GHz (8,000 MIPS) processor from Texas Instruments.

Northwire Camera Link cable line

Northwire has launched a line of cable for Camera Link applications. In testing for flexion, Northwire’s standard Camera Link cable passes 17 million cycles.

High precision reference flats

Optical Surfaces has launched its range of Reference Flats, which have an up to 600mm in diameter and can achieve a surface accuracy of lambda/20pv and surface roughness of 10A rms.

Halogen-Free CameraLink Cables

Firstsight Vision has released two industrial grade CameraLink cables in its range of cabling products for industrial vision systems.

Non-Browning Lens range

Resolve Optics has launched its fixed focus Non-Browning Lens range from 6mm to 25mm focal length with fields of view up to 108 degrees.

Extended coverage of XEVA and XS cameras from SWIR into the visible realm

XenICs has developed a special chip thinning technology for extending the coverage of its SWIR cameras XEVA and XS into the visible realm.

Cheetah imaging system

XenICs has released its high-end, power PC-based, high-speed imaging system Cheetah, which is an InGaAs focal-plane array camera that covers the standard SWIR (short-wave infrared) wavelength area 0.9 to 1.7µm - with all control and communications c

Broadband Versions of InSb-based XMID Cameras

XenICs has extended the wavelength areas of its proven high-detectivity and high-uniformity InSb detector cameras for the midwave infrared (MWIR) 3 to 5µm area. New broadband versions now cover the extended area 1 to 5µm.

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