ADLINK Launches Latest Powerful Embedded Vision System, EOS-1220

With high-end CPUs and multi-channel connectivity in a compact housing, the EOS-1220 is ideally suited to multi-camera imaging applications such as 3D robot guidance.

Combining PoE and IEEE 1588 support, enabling single-cable transmission of power, signal, and data synchronization, ADLINK's EOS-1220 dramatically cuts cabling requirements by as much as 60%, significantly reducing maintenance burdens. In addition, the EOS-1220 further provides smart PoE APIs allowing remote switching of PoE status. With this feature, camera power consumption is more easily monitored and controlled, stabilizing camera temperature and significantly extending system lifetime.

Since accuracy and speed of 3D robot guidance performance improve proportionately with the quantity and quality of collected 3D data, enhanced computing power is essential. Commensurately, vision inspection, a critical asset on the production line, is more efficiently provided in multi-camera systems that also lower system costs. The use of PoE technology dramatically improves flexibility in optimizing system configuration. stated Neil Chen, Product Manager of digital imaging at ADLINK. 4-CH gigabit PoE ports, superior multicore processing performance, rich I/O functions all make the EOS-1220 an ideal solution for 3D vision robotic guidance.

Additionally, the EOS-1220's rich I/O interface, including four RS-232/422/485 ports, two USB 3.0 ports, 32 PNP/NPN isolation digital I/Os, dual storage (two SATA interface, and one CFAST slot), an internal USB port, and 1 kbit programmable EEPROM, make the EOS-1220 simple to integrate and deploy, providing management of copy protection and software license authentication for system development. Driver support includes Windows 8/7/XP and Windows Embedded Standard 7, and File-Based Write Filter, providing a stable, secure, and high performance software operating environment.