August 7, 2011 - The Ximea Currera-R has an Intel Atom based PC inside capable of running the FlowStone graphical programming language development environment or a compiled FlowStone EXE application. In order to use this camera, FlowStone now has a pre-programmed module for the Currera Camera allowing video capture and image processing inside FlowStone. There is a 4Gb solid state hard drive built in plus a micro SD memory card slot for video recording, plus a selection of other interfaces: Gigabit Ethernet (with Power over Ethernet), USB, VGA, RS232, fast and isolated Digital Inputs and Outputs. The camera frame rates can be up 1600 fps with various image sizes up to 2592x1944, plus the high quality lenses are interchangeable.
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The Ximea Currera-R has an Intel Atom based PC capable of running FlowStone graphical programming language development environment or a compiled FlowStone EXE application.
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