Contrast sensors for reliable print mark detection
The new P1MW contrast sensors from Wenglor offer a resource-efficient solution for print mark detection in series applications.
Machine Vision
Industrial hexapod for precision-critical continuous processes
Physik Instrumente (PI) has introduced the new industrial hexapod H-815 for automated 24/7 industrial processes.
Intelligent vision system for intuitive measurements
Mitutoyo has introduced the QM-Fit, a compact, manual vision measuring device for the fast and precise inspection of small and thin components.
Optical precision measurement for vibrations
Vibrations can affect the accuracy of optical measurements, as they cause minimal movement of the measurement object during detection.
Efficient quality control with new software suite
Hexagon's Manufacturing Intelligence division introduces the Autonomous Metrology Suite, a cloud-based software solution for optimizing quality control in the manufacturing industry.
Camera array for multispectral images
Vision Components is expanding its portfolio with the VC MIPI Multiview Cam, a camera array with nine image sensors that is connected to processor boards via a single MIPI-CSI-2 interface.
Customizable LED lighting solution
Smart Vision Lights presents the configurable LSR300 linear light, designed for on-site customization.
New version of Merlic
MVTec has introduced the new version 5.8 of its Merlic machine vision software.
Compact industrial camera with integrated AI for edge applications
Lucid Vision Labs has introduced the Triton Smart Camera, a compact machine vision camera with Sony's IMX501 sensor that enables AI processing directly on the sensor.
Compact industrial cameras with high-performance sensors
IDS Imaging Development Systems integrates the Sony IMX900 sensor into selected models of the USB3 uEye XCP, XLS and GigE uEye LE series to provide cost-effective industrial cameras with high image quality.
Advanced qCMOS camera technology for demanding applications
The Orca-Quest IQ from Hamamatsu Photonics is the latest addition to the series and utilizes advanced qCMOS technology for quantitative imaging.
Apochromatically corrected wide-field microscope objective
Excelitas introduces the Optem 10X M Plan Apo, an apochromatically corrected wide-field microscope objective specially developed for large object and sensor sizes.
New 100GigE cameras with Sony sensors
Emergent presents five new models of the Zenith 100GigE (HZ) camera series based on the latest Sony Pregius S sensors IMX927, IMX928, IMX929, IMX947 and IMX949.
Flexible vision sensor for industrial applications
The CS-62 vision sensor from Di-Soric offers a cost-effective and precise solution for image processing tasks in industry.
Telecentric lenses for precise machine vision at a distance
With the ELD series, Vision & Control has developed new telecentric high-performance lenses that are designed for industrial image processing applications with a constant working distance of 600 mm.
Flexible USB4 scaling for industrial image processing
Imago Technologies presents the Vision Box AGE-X6, a modularly expandable industrial PC based on 14th generation Intel Core embedded processors.
InGaAs line sensors for efficient NIR spectrophotometry
Hamamatsu Photonics introduces the G1682x series, compact InGaAs line sensors for multi-channel spectrophotometry in the near infrared range.
Plug-and-play embedded vision development kits
Phytec and Vision Components are now offering the Phyboard for VC MIPI development kit, which is available with the NXP i.MX 8M Plus and i.MX 8M Mini processor boards.
Camera range expanded with the latest Sony CMOS sensors
Ximea has expanded its camera range to include models with the 4th generation Sony CMOS Pregius S sensors.
Precise 3D quality inspection with laser profile scanners
Micro-Epsilon's Scancontrol series laser profile scanners are used in coordinate measuring machines (CMM) for quality assurance and reverse engineering.
Deep learning features for 3D object recognition
MVTec presents Halcon version 25.05, which combines deep learning algorithms with classic methods for improving industrial image processing.
Line scan camera for precision applications
Excelitas presents the PCO Horizon 9.1 TDI bi CLHS line scan camera, which is suitable for applications with high light sensitivity and precision requirements.
Single-board camera series with Sony Starvis 2 sensors
IDS is expanding its portfolio of GigE Ueye LE single-board cameras with Sony Starvis 2 sensors.
Complete solutions for SWIR
Edmund Optics is expanding its range of SWIR image processing components and now offers a complete solution comprising cameras, optics and lighting.
Microvista expands management team with new dual leadership
Dr. Robin Höhne joins company founder Prof. Dr. Lutz Hagner as Chief Executive Officer.
Expansion of the spectroscopy portfolio
Edmund Optics integrates gas flow cells
JAI expands prism camera series with three 5.1 MP models
JAI is expanding its Apex prism camera series with three 5.1 megapixel models. The new models feature CoaXPress, Mini Camera Link and 5GigE Vision interfaces.
Laetus moves to new location
The company has relocated its headquarters from Alsbach-Hähnlein to Bensheim
Vision Markets celebrates its tenth birthday
Vision Markets, a consultancy specializing in the machine vision industry, is ten years old.
There’s a Large Hippo Resting in the Mud
Virtual Video Safaris for Blind and Visually Impaired People
JP Kummer takes over sales of Viscom inspection solutions in the DACH region
JP Kummer has been distributing Viscom's inspection solutions for semiconductor industry in DACH since October 1, 2025.
Optowl: Spin-off continues Ricoh lens business under new name
Ricoh is spinning off its lens business. It will be continued by Optowl with immediate effect. The brand name will also change from mid-2026.
Marisa Edmund appointed as Director at Large at Optica
Edmund's appointment underscores her strategic vision and commitment to optical science and technology.
8th European Machine Vision Forum: Highlights and insights
Under the motto "Imaging the Invisible", the participants discussed how image information can be made usable across different wavelength ranges and modalities, such as machine learning.
