Line-scan camera with 2 sensors for industrial applications for SWIR or polarized requirements, up to 4096 Pixel resolution, InGaAs and CMOS technology.
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Line-scan camera with 3 sensors for industrial applications in RGB, up to 3 x 4096 Pixel resolution, CMOS technology.
Line-scan camera with 4 sensors for industrial applications in RGB plus NIR/SWIR, 4096 Pixel resolution, CMOS and InGaAs technology.
Prism based area-scan camera with 2 sensors for industrial applications for UV and VIS, 0.3 MP resolution, CMOS and high sensitive NUV technology.
SMILODON EVO Series - Industrial camera for Machine Vision Applications, equipped with onboard image preprocessing based on FPGA / Zynq technology, ideal for 3D laser triangulation, CMOS sensors with resolution from 5 to 25 MP.
T-REX EVO Series - Industrial camera for Machine Vision Applications, equipped with onboard image preprocessing based on FPGA / Zynq technology, ideal for 3D laser triangulation, CMOS sensors with resolution of 2.2 or 4.2 MP, in monochrome, color or NIR enhanced.
Premium quality lenses for high performance and precise image processing applications
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