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| We have expanded our Aptiris USB 3 autofocus camera series with new models featuring the onsemi AR0822 sensor. The 8.3 MP rolling-shutter camera combines high near-infrared sensitivity with software-driven autofocus, making it well suited for applications where object distance or system geometry continuously changes. Available now as a prototype, it also provides an attractive upgrade path for existing 6.3 MP autofocus systems. |
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| New IMX900 GigE Cameras with Quad HDR |
| Sony's IMX900 sensor combines Global Shutter technology with Quad HDR to capture details across a much wider range of brightness levels in a single image. This helps preserve both bright highlights and dark shadow areas in high-contrast scenes, reducing the need for additional lighting or multiple exposures. Watch our new video to see how Quad HDR works and how it can improve image quality in demanding machine vision applications. |
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| Validated Edge AI Vision with AAEON |
| Developing embedded AI vision systems becomes easier when the cameras and computing hardware are already validated to work together. The Imaging Source has collaborated with AAEON to validate its Acuva IP67 GMSL2 cameras with the AAEON BOXER-8645AI rugged AI computer. The resulting platform helps reduce integration effort and provides a reliable foundation for demanding industrial, mobile, and outdoor vision applications. |
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| How 3314 Frames Become One Solar Image |
| Capturing high-resolution images of the Sun requires far more than abundant light. In our latest blog post, we explore how the Fritz Weithas Observatory uses our DMK 38UX541 industrial camera for H-alpha solar imaging and explain the role of Global Shutter technology, image stacking and post-processing in producing detailed solar images. The article also demonstrates how technologies developed for machine vision can be applied to demanding scientific imaging applications. |
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