The Stemmer Imaging Group has been appointed by VCubed as the European distribution channel for its entire range of intelligent light sources. Firstsight Vision will be selling the components in the UK.
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Photonfocus has released two new cameras: DS1-D1024-40-CL‑10 and DS1-D1024-40-U2‑10. They provide easy handling and can be readily integrated in standard applications.
Edmund Optics is providing an online tool to help customers find the video lens that best matches their imaging needs. It porovides a unique five-point rating of each lens.
Firstsight Vision offers a comprehensive range of LED illumination sources at competitive prices to industrial and scientific OEMs, system Integrators and resellers. This includes the range of LED sources from CCS.
Basler has released version 1.0 of its pylon driver package, the first official version. It integrates both a GigE Vision and an IEEE 1394 interface.
SensL’s HRMTime is one of the first USB high-resolution timing module on the market. With 27ps timing resolution, it eliminates the need for multiple PCI cards and a dedicated desktop PC.
The Halcon 8.0 software library for machine vision from MVTec (Munich, Germany) enables the identification of arbitrarily orientated objects as a standard technology.
Basler's Pilot series of CCD cameras is now commercially available. The Pilot family consists of 10 camera models from VGA to 5 Megapixels in resolution and up to 210fps in speed.
MVD has launched the new FOculus family of compact and cost effective CMOS cameras from NET, with a variety of resolutions from 752 x 480 up to 3 Megapixels and fast frame rates.
The EPSG (Ethernet Powerlink Standardisation Group) supplies component manufacturers with a complete Power Link solution to speed up developments.
AnaLogic Computers has released InstantVision ISE 3.0, an integrated image processing software environment with tools and libraries specially optimised to run at extremely high speeds on embedded vision systems.
Firstsight Vision can now offer GigE versions of the popular A10, A70 and M9 cameras, manufactured by JAI at its Japanese facility.
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