Prosilica has introduced the GE1910 high performance (HD) resolution industrial CCD camera with Gigabit Ethernet interface, and the GE1660 high performance 2 Megapixel resolution camera.
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Prosilica has released its compact GS-Series periscope-type CCD cameras for machine vision based on Prosilica's GB-Series single-board cameras.
Vicon, developer of motion capture systems and part of the Oxford Metrics Group, has introduced the 1 Megapixel Vicon T10 camera as part of the T-Series camera range.
German company FiberVision has launched its Caminax machine vision system, which includes its own graphical interface.
Dolan-Jenner Industries of Boxborough, MA, a manufacturer of fibre optic components and fibre optic illumination systems, has introduced Fiber-Lite MI-157F fibre optic illuminator.
Sick has introduced the ICR845-2 Image Code Reader Series for high quality industrial product code reading of 1D and 2D data matrix ECC200 codes for traceability, safety and identification.
VRmagic has launched two USB 2.0 cameras - VRmC-8+ and VRmC-9+/BW - with a small form factor in board. Board dimensions are 32 x 32mm.
Scorpion Vision has released version 7.0 of its system software tool for industrial vision suited to working with Sony Smart cameras, digital cameras with USB, FireWire and GigE interfaces as well as 3D image sensors.
Point Grey Research has added four new models to its Flea2 family of FireWire digital cameras, including 1.3 and 5 Megapixel options.
Aqsense has launched its C++ software development suite for 3D machine vision industrial applications. The software is structured as a set of tools that can be connected to a common core.
Point Grey Research has launched version 1.8 of its FlyCapture software development kit, which provides a common software interface to control all Point Grey digital imaging products.
Dalsa has introduced its latest Sapera Processing software, including a new colour tool – a suite of colour image processing classes for machine vision applications.
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