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White light metrology and other applications for high full capacity camera with CMOSIS CSI2100 image sensor
Accurately measure low contrast structures in bright scenes at high speeds
25 Megapixel QUAD CoaXPress Metrology Camera
Adimec introduces 25 Megapixel QUAD CoaXPress camera the new SAPPHIRE S-25A70/CXP combining 25 MPx imaging and over 73 fps performance with benefits of CoaXPress interface
Trends in CCD to CMOS image sensors, image processing, optics, and interfaces for OEM industrial cameras and vision systems, Part 2
For part one with details on trends in image sensors and image processing, click here.
3 Steps to future proof long-range observation systems – The move from SD to HD and from analog to digital
Long-range observation and designator systems have been installed on permanent and mobile platforms to provide 24-hour surveillance and early warning detection. Although more imaging devices have been added to the platforms there is now a move towards higher accuracy, increased image quality, networked video distribution and multipurpose use (extension of capabilities) at identical or lower…
12 and 25 Megapixel CMOS CoaXPress, GigE Vision, and Camera Link cameras with lowest power
Adimec offers many different 12 Megapixel and 25 Megapixel cameras with Camera Link, GigE Vision, and CoaXPress interfaces. The S-25A70 and the Q-12A180 offer the lowest power fan-less Quad CoaXPress design available and in a compact form factor.
Adimec Enters Volume Production of Extended Day Rugged COTS CMOS Cameras
Rugged full HD cameras with exceptional low light capability
Adimec’s Full-HD and Beyond HD Extended Day Camera™ at DSEI London 2015
Ruggedized, high-resolution digital HD and higher resolution cameras with extended day™ performance
Camera Link, HD-SDI, GigE Vision, USB3 Vision or CoaXPress for global security systems?
Move from analog to digital
Top 5 predictions for the future in machine vision
If you are redesinging a vision system, or thinking aobut a new industiral vision it is good to know what is coming next. Here are some of our thoughts on where we think image sensor technology will continue to go as well as the supporting image processing, optics, and interfaces.