The SW-4000T-MCL features three custom CMOS line sensors with 4K (4096 pixels) resolution, mounted on anoptical prism assembly that precisely splits the incoming light into red, green, and blue wavebands.

The M12B cylindrical microscopy camera, based on the Sony Pregius IMX304 CMOS sensor technology, is a solution for customers requiring high resolution and focus with a larger sensor. Available in both color and monochrome, the 12 MP camera has a 1.1” lens format.

All three optical sensors are offered in a 2.0mm x 2.0mm 0.5mm QFN package. The TSL2541’s package is made with a special dark compound which makes the device almost undetectable when mounted under inked cover glass.

uEye LE industrial cameras with twist-proof USB Type-C connection and practical USB power delivery are designed for logistics systems (e.g. for package acceptance and sorting), for microscopy and traffic monitoring as well as for installation in small medical or industrial devices.

The R200 and R201 series offer photoelectric functional principles: thru-beam sensors, retroreflective sensors with a polarization filter or for clear object recognition, energetic diffuse mode sensors, sensors with background suppression and foreground suppression, measuring light barriers with two switch points, and distance sensors.

The CMV50000 is designed to provide the detailed views of a large surface area that are required in factory automation applications such as automated optical inspection (AOI) equipment and systems for the inspection of displays of mobile phones, tablets, laptops and TVs.

The 800 x 600 resolution DS701 Diagnostic Videoscope and 1200 x 720 resolution DS703 FC High Resolution Videoscope are built for industrial maintenance troubleshooting and quality assurance testing.

All these three cameras are connected to the base board using customized Micro-Coaxial cables. e-con Systems has designed a 30cm long Micro-Coaxial cable with connector locks at both ends, allows customers to connect both camera boards and adaptor board with no trouble.

The robotic add-on in combination with the EyeSens Match allows users to solve a pick and place application with an UR robot. The support of other robots with the EyeSens Vision Sensors will also be possible in the near future.

The laser triangulation sensor delivers 2048 points per profile in a time of 25.000 profiles per second. “Laser triangulation“ means that, a camera is following a laser line which is projected onto the scan object and from that captured image the line profile and height information are calculated

This offering includes: optics, lighting, displays, mounting hardware and power supplies along with a wide range of IO-Link products which can be directly controlled by the SmartCamera.

The tool integrates into Unity environments and comes with automated features for visualizing and measures what a user sees, their interactions and navigations within a simulated world.

The RSE300 and RSE600 cameras continuously stream up-to-60 frames of data per second, allowing for detailed monitoring of temperature patterns and variances.

The CFO100 and CFO200 True Color sensors recognize any color whether it is for painting technology, automation systems, medical packaging, quality control, surface-labelling, and printing technology tasks. The sensors can now be accessed using the web interface from Micro-Epsilon.

The GO-5100MP-USB is built around Sony’s IMX250MZR polarized CMOS image sensor, offering 5.1 megapixels of total resolution and a 4-way polarized filter design creating a range of possibilities for imaging and analysis of objects and materials in industrial applications.

The three AP-1600T cameras are: the AP-1600T-USB, with a USB3 Vision interface; the AP-1600T-PGE, with a GigE Vision interface; and the 1600T-PMCL with a dual Mini Camera Link interface.

Balluff announced the BFS 33M true color sensor with IO-Link This sensor is able to detect nuances or shade differences while disregarding surface textures.

he two new models supplement the AP-3200T-USB with USB3 Vision interface (3 x 3.2-megapixels at 38 frames/second) released earlier this year. All three models feature 3 x CMOS Pregius IMX265 1/1.8-inch sensors with 2048 x 1544 pixels and pixel sizes of 3.45 µm x 3.45 µm.

The Genie Nano-M2450-Polarized model features a monochrome quad polarization filter, resolution of 2448 x 2048 pixels, and image capture of 35 frames-per-second.

Leveraging the latest version of CoaXPress, the Rapixo CXP boards support data rates of up to four times 12.5 Gbps, with a PCIe x8 host computer interface to match, as required in machine vision applications.