Machine Vision

Ultra-compact Lenses for Precision Automation and Quality Control

UV Longpass Filters with High Transmission and Industry Leading Optical Densities

5.1 MP 154 fps GS CMOS modules

inspect awards 2017: These are the winners

New cameras with newest CMOS sensors and high resolution up to 26 megapixels

New LX VisualApplets 3D cameras for high-performance laser triangulation

New Flexible IP66 Stereo Vision System

New ToF 3D Camera Enters Series Production

Ethernet cameras with CMOS or Hyperspectral sensors

Starform Swift: Fast, simple 3D from Odos Imaging

Thermal imaging up to 1280 x 1024 pixels: Flir X8400sc

Ultra-sharp images for your inspection

Double down: new Verisens vision sensors increase productivity

CMM 3D Scanner for shop floor measurement accuracy

Maintenance and Damage Assessment

Dynamic Measurement

Tool & Jig Verification

Part Inspection

Embedded Vision Systems for all applications

Machine vision up close: MVTec at Vision 2016

100% Quality Inspection with State-of-the-art PC-controlled Image Processing

inspect application forum at Vision 2016

Bioinspiration and CMOS Image Sensor Design

20 years of Embedded Vision Systems from Vision Components

Warehouse Logistics in the Age of Industry 4.0

Process and Quality Optimized Foil Manufacturing

Where will metrology be in 5-10 years?

Optimising machine vision systems to minimise takt

Matrix Vision: Additional Pregius models from Sony

Lumenera: High Performance USB 3.0 Camera

Baumer: LX series now with high-resolution 25 megapixel CMOS cameras

The New Optical CMM 3D Scanner - Metrascan 3D by Creaform

Flir Systems to Acquire Point Grey Research for $253 Million

Flir announced that it has reached a definitive asset purchase agreement to acquire the business of Point Grey Research, Inc., a leading developer of machine vision cameras for use in industrial, retail, scientific, traffic, mapping, and other advanced imaging applications, for approximately $253 million in cash. The transaction is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of 2016. Flir anticipates the business and related transaction costs will be approximately $0.01 dilutive to its 2016 earnings per share and accretive for 2017.

Teledyne Dalsa Introduces 8k and 16k Color CMOS TDI Cameras

CCS Introduces New Line of Line Lights