Webinars and Videos

High-speed imaging with event-based cameras

Event-based imaging offers a number of advantages over standard frame-based cameras. In the presentation we will present these advantages, show some application areas and show how to get started with event-based imaging.

High-speed imaging from start to finish

Regardless of the speed or performance of your machine vision system, we at Emergent will guide you every step of the way from concept to prototype to system deployment and maintenance. As we will see, Emergent is far more than your typical camera provider.

High-Speed-Vision

In this webinar, Baumer, Emergent Vision, IDS, Lucid Vision, and Teledyne Imaging will provide an overview of current trends in high-speed interfaces, corresponding cameras, and applications. Topics include 100GigE, the new GigE Vision standard with RDMA, and event cameras.

Ruggedized Lenses for harsh environments

Introduction: Modern imaging systems face extreme conditions Standard lenses often fail Need for reliability and precision Solution: Ruggedized lenses

Lens calculator – how to find a fitting lens

In this session, Dr. Tobias Henzler introduces a new, manufacturer-independent, web-based service tool that helps you during the optical layout and selection of a lens that is ideally suited to your camera and application. Based on verified specifications, pre

Optics & Illuminations

Optics and illuminations must adapt to the new trends in machine vision. For example, special products are required for applications in the VIS-SWIR area. But corresponding variants are also indispensable for the ever-increasing speeds and resolutions. The webinar presents corresponding ...

Precision by Design: Why Custom Illumination Outperforms Standard

Lighting is a key component in machine vision for reliable inspection. Correct setup is essential—via standard products, combinations, or custom designs: from UV to SWIR, continuous to kilohertz, and milliwatts to kilowatts. Get an inside what is possible.

Miniaturized Hyperspectral Intelligence

Agate Sensors' technology merges hardware and software to resolve the traditional trade-offs and deliver lab-grade hyperspectral intelligence from a solid-state chip, built to unlock entirely new layers of insight to power the next generation of intelligent

Spectral Imaging: Fundamentals, Barriers, and a Sneak Preview of Kaleido

Spectral imaging promises unprecedented insight into industrial inspection — yet adoption was still held back by complexity and scalability challenges. In this webinar, we explore why the technology could be at a turning point now with Kaleido.

First 3D SWIR Multispectral Perception Solution

Go beyond 3D geometry with real-time material analysis. Discover the first multispectral SWIR LiDAR identifying matter and moisture to revolutionize ore sorting, material management, and autonomous perception.

Spectral Imaging

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The Versatility of Generative AI in Computer Vision and Its Risks

Methods for generating synthetic training data, including layout-to-image synthesis as well as 2D and 3D object inpainting across various modalities and domains. In addition, societal and economic risks associated with AI-generated content are highlighted.

Generate Synthetic Data With a Simulation-First Approach

Basler leverages synthetic data and vision simulation to develop and validate machine vision solutions virtually, enabling reliable transfer to real-world deployment.

Synthetic Data & Virtual Vision

To better train AI vision algorithms, synthetic images (artificially generated) are increasingly being used. Furthermore, such data allows vision systems to be tested even before production begins. This webinar will inform you about the advantages of these images and their potential app ...

Pro tips for working with synthetic images and virtual machine vision