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17.03.2025

Machine Vision One-Stop-Shop

Machine vision systems contain many components that must be optimally matched to each other in order to meet the specific requirements of a customer application in terms of price, range of functions and performance.

Aus dem Webinar: Day 1: Cameras (inVISION Days)

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Peter Ebert InVision

00:03:01

Peter Ebert InVision

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Welcome

17.03.2025

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Chris Baldwin Framos

00:41:30

Chris Baldwin Framos

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Deep insights into image sensors & interfaces

The FRAMOS perspective Here FRAMOS would interpret interfaces as the chip to chip type interfaces that define and describe the output data streams from the Image sensors, this would cover CSI-2 (MIPI) LVDS SLVS-EC etc.

17.03.2025

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Paolo Bai Teledyne Flir

00:26:18

Paolo Bai Teledyne Flir

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Accelerate decision making with new SWIR technology

Learn about new possibilities as Teledyne FLIR integrates its Oryx GigE camera with Sony's SenSWIR IMX990 sensor.

17.03.2025

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Thomas Karow Basler

00:26:01

Thomas Karow Basler

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Global Market Trends for Computer Vision Cameras at a Glance

Addressing the ever-increasing demands on existing and new applications, the webinar highlights global market trends in sensors and camera interfaces in terms of speed and resolution.

17.03.2025

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Gion-Pitschen Gross Allied Vision

00:25:57

Gion-Pitschen Gross Allied Vision

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Machine vision on embedded systems: Possibilities and limitations

Embedded systems are becoming ever more interesting for challenging vision applications. But what are their strengths and weaknesses? And what camera interface should be chosen on what system and why?

17.03.2025

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Steffen Mahler Schneider Kreuznach

00:19:11

Steffen Mahler Schneider Kreuznach

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Industrial optics for high resolution sensors

Optical filters can have a decisive influence on the performance of an image processing system. Not only the optical and mechanical quality of the filter plays a role in the selection but often also the functional principle of the filter.

17.03.2025

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Dr. Link Vision & Control

00:24:58

Dr. Link Vision & Control

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High resolution and high depth of field – Blue LED-Light for Machine Vision

In image processing, both are often necessary: maximum resolution and perfect depth of field. But unfortunately, these core optical quantities work against eachother.

17.03.2025

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Boris Lange Edmund Optics

00:26:07

Boris Lange Edmund Optics

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Pick Your Optics – Standard Lenses, Custom Lenses – and is there something in between?

Despite of the wealth of off-the-shelf imaging lenses, a significant number of applications require very specific properties that cannot be found on the market. In this case one needs to consider the development of a full custom lens design.

17.03.2025

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Mirko Benz Baumer

00:26:21

Mirko Benz Baumer

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Advanced 10 GigE cameras to simplify integration and increase production throughput

Cameras are rapidly evolving to meet increasing customer demands. 10 GigE is the next major interface for powerful, flexible and cost-effective machine vision systems.

17.03.2025

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Marc Damhaut Euresys

00:23:59

Marc Damhaut Euresys

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CoaXPress for high speed image acquisition

CoaXPress has evolved in performance together with the applications and cameras requirements, handling today the speed and resolution of the latest cameras in various industrial and even entertainment market segments.

17.03.2025

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John Ilett Emergent Vision

00:24:00

John Ilett Emergent Vision

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10, 25, 50, and 100GigE Vision cameras for your MV application

John Ilett, president and CTO at Emergent Vision Technologies, discusses the benefits of 10, 25, 50, and 100GigE camera technologies for machine vision applications.