Med Ace USB 3.0 cameras

11 July 2019

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Camera manufacturer Basler is starting series production of additional models in its MED ace product line, which is specifically designed for the Medical & Life Sciences area. All MED ace camera models are produced and distributed according to ISO 13485:2016. Unique MED Feature Sets respond to customer needs in this market.

Ahrensburg, July 10, 2019 – Basler’s camera series designed specifically for the Medical & Life Sciences market is being expanded with additional models: Now eight more color and monochrome models of the Basler MED ace are in series production. The USB 3.0 cameras with 9 MP and 12 MP resolutions are equipped with the best CMOS sensor technology and offer frame rates of up to 42 images per second. This means that the number of Basler MED ace cameras has grown to a total of 18 models.

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