Xenics has expanded its linear short-wave infrared (SWIR) camera portfolio with the launch of Lynx R and XSL R series. 

Xenics has announced the upgrade of its CERES family, the long-wave infrared (LWIR) thermographic cameras with different Field-of-View (FOV) options.

Xenics has released its Bobcat-640 to full-qualification production.

Xenics underlines its prime position in high-resolution line-scan detectors for demanding scientific and industrial applications. On May 3, one day after SPIE DSS 2013, three of Xenics' new Xlin-1.7-3000 SWIR InGaAs detectors will be launched aboard the ESA satellite Proba-V to map crop and vegetation patterns across the face of the earth. Besides delivering highest resolution, the new line-scan detector offers high line rates and low noise.

Xenics comes to this year's SPIE DSS with a broadly expanded program of 20+ new camera models based on its versatile XenicsCores platform., They all feature on-board image correction and enhancement algorithms, further simplifying system integration and optimization. Xenics exhibits its latest products in Booth 1631.

Xenics has appointed Stuart Cohen as new sales manager at Xenics USA. By attracting the renowned IR expert, Xenics is strengthening its presence on the industrial and governmental security markets throughout North America. Stuart Cohen comes to Xenics USA, Inc. with many years of managerial experience in the infrared industry.