Flat Field Correction in Machine Vision Cameras We recently published a series of articles about using Flat Field Correction in high-resolution Machine Vision cameras. In the first article we discuss what kinds of artifacts may be created by illumination optics and, we provide three suggestions of how to remove the influence of the light source…
In the weekend of 18th and 19th of June, Porsche won the 24 Hours of Le Mans after Toyota got into problems in the final seven minutes. This year, for the first time, Adimec’s rugged security cameras with highly sensitive CMOS Global Shutter technology where used to broadcast the driver’s view on the road. The…
Cameras can be found in various types and configurations. But which camera will fit your application best? In this blog we will discuss some of the more important choices that have to be made when choosing “the best” camera for your measurement and inspection system.
In our previous blog we talked about which decisions you have to make when choosing which camera you need for your application. However for each type of camera, defined by interface, resolution, frame rate, reliability tests etc., there are often several manufacturers to choose from. So how should you determine your final manufacturer choice?
Each year there are exciting advances in what is possible with a machine vision camera and visible imaging. These cameras have been used way beyond industrial manufacturing into defense surveillance systems, robotic surgery, intelligent traffic systems, border security, health monitoring, and more. Applications like these have even become common now.
As the adoption of CoaXPress continues to grow in machine vision and global security systems, more and more cameras and frame grabbers have come on the market. The majority of system designers are making the move to CoaXPress to take advantage of ever faster CMOS image sensors, to reduce cabling constraints present with Camera Link…
With the new Python25k image sensor from On Semi, there are now more great options for 25 Megapixel high-performance machine vision cameras. Now the question is whether to go with a Vita25k or a Python 25k based camera.
We are well into our prepartions for the 2016 Vision Show in Stuttgart this November, and we are excited to demonstrate our new products. Here are some sneak preview photographs made while our support engineers were doing some initial tests for the demo setup with 4(!) of our new 5 Mp CoaXPress cameras together with…
So last week we showed an image of our multi-cameras over CoaXPress demo. In the image, some cameras were rotated counter clockwise but the images they recorded looked to rotate the scene clockwise. As promised we will explain this effect in the blog of this week.
An interview with Egidijus Auksorius, Langevin institute In the last two weeks we posted two blogs related to our multi-camera over CoaXPress demo, this week we give some background information on one of our other demos which will show the Adimec Q-2HFW high full well camera. For the background information we interviewed Egidijus Auksorius from…
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