e-con Systems, a global pioneer in embedded vision solutions, exhibits its latest advancements in camera technology across diverse industries at Booth #9517 during CES 2025 Las Vegas.

Indoor simulators must capture the nuanced motions of a golf swing to help players fine-tune their swings across weather conditions. The right imaging solution makes all the difference.

e-con Systems has developed TintE, a ready to deploy ISP IP core engineered to enhance image quality in embedded vision applications.

In this blog, e-con Systems explores how RGB-IR cameras simplify Remote Patient Monitoring by eliminating the need for separate day and night cameras. It highlights their benefits, including compact design, reduced power consumption, and simultaneous RGB and IR imaging, making RPM systems more efficient and cost-effective.

Agriculture has shifted dramatically, focusing more on intelligent crop management than on traditional labour. Today, there are several precision agriculture applications that empower farmers to monitor crop health around the clock. That’s why the need for the right imaging solution is more important than ever before.

Selecting the right camera for biometric systems is crucial to ensuring accurate and consistent image capture for applications like facial recognition, iris scanning, and access control. RGB-IR cameras have emerged as a game-changer by capturing both visible and infrared light on a single sensor, eliminating the need for mechanical IR cut filters. Explore the 5 essential features to consider when choosing an RGB-IR camera for biometric systems.

Facial recognition systems, though powerful, are vulnerable to spoofing attacks. To combat this, RGB-IR cameras have emerged as a crucial solution. By capturing both visible and infrared light, these cameras can detect liveness of a person's face. This makes it difficult for fake images, videos, or masks to bypass the system.

e-con Systems has announced the launch of its latest product, See3CAM_CU83 - a 4K RGB-IR superspeed USB Camera featuring onsemi’s AR0830 sensor.

e-con Systems, a provider of OEM camera solutions with over 20 years of vision experience, is proud to announce the launch of STURDeCAM34 – an IP69K-rated 3MP automotive multi-camera designed for the most demanding applications in the automotive and industrial domains.

Photobleaching poses a substantial challenge in medical imaging, potentially compromising the accuracy and reliability of fluorescent-based techniques of various applications.

e-con Systems’ latest release, STURDeCAM34, is a 3MP HDR camera built to meet the imaging challenges of automotive applications.

e-con Systems has announced its participation in VISION 2024 – the industry's premier international event for machine vision and embedded vision technologies. The event will take place from 8-10 October 2024 at Messe Stuttgart, Germany.

Self-checkout devices have become a common feature in retail stores, offering customers the convenience of swift, independent transactions.

In this blog, e-con Systems will explore the automotive applications of GMSL2, such as ADAS systems.

e-con Systems has unveiled the latest product, See3CAM_CU31—a 3MP HDR Low-Light USB Camera.

Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) are transforming traffic, law enforcement, and road safety management.

The pace of technological transformations in medical and life sciences is rapid. Imaging technologies used in these fields are no exception to this constant wave of disruption.  

In this blog, you'll discover how the right stop-arm cameras can enhance the safety levels in school buses. You’ll also find out why e-con Systems' RouteCAM_CU25_IP67 is a perfect choice for these vision systems.

3D imaging technologies have revolutionised various industries, providing advanced capabilities in depth perception and spatial understanding. Among these technologies, Time-of-Flight (ToF) cameras stand out for their ability to capture depth information in real-time.

As embedded vision systems keep taking quantum leaps to become more innovative and intuitive, it’s becoming more complex to address the specifications for resolution and frame rate.