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Computar has designed the MPW2-R ruggedised lens series, a ruggedised version of its popular 5 Megapixel, 2/3" MPW2 series of machine vision lenses. Available through global imaging company FRAMOS, the lenses are made for machine vision applications in demanding environments, where maintaining optical integrity with vibrations, shocks, and temperature changes is critical. The very compact design with fixed F-stops and focal lengths allows embedde...

Fujinon has researched the robustness of lenses and developed a dedicated 'anti-shock and vibration' design. The HF-12M and HF-5M series are already equipped, available through the global vision specialist FRAMOS. Industrial imaging systems dealing with motion, shock, or vibration benefit from consistent image quality and less maintenance.

Global provider of image sensor technology, ON Semiconductor,has recently announced its new AR0430 CMOS digital image sensor. This device, available from the global imaging company FRAMOS, combines classic 2D video imaging and 3D image recognition on a single sensor. The AR0430 CMOS sensor, with a small 1/3.1" optical format, delivers high-quality images with advanced 2.0µm pixel stacked BSI technology and a 4MP resolution at 120 frames per...

The Bremen Institute for Production und Logistics at the University of Bremen (BIBA), in collaboration with its development partners BLG Handelslogistik, Schulz Systemtechnik, and FRAMOS, is conducting research on the automated unloading of standard 40ft containers, with the project, 'Interactive Robotic System for Unloading of Sea Containers' (IRiS).

The firstSLVS-EC RX IP Core for easy sensor interfacing with FPGAs from Xilinx will be delivered by FRAMOS. The proprietary FRAMOS FPGA module available with an EVB, connects SONY's latest high speed SLVS-EC interface with Xilinx FPGAs and enables vision engineers to seamlessly upgrade to Sony's interface technology of the future and to create high performance vision solutions.

Sony Semiconductor has released its new Preguis IMX250 sensor with a four-directional polarisation square pixel array, providing higher contrast for more detailed pictures in less time. The 5.07MP sensor, with a 2/3" optical format, has a 2448x2048 pixel array utilising a 3.45µm pixel size. The IMX250 reaches a frame rate of 144fps at 10 bits.

In the small video displays market, microdisplays from Sony Semiconductor Solutions are a useful technology. These displays are thin, exhibit high brightness, operate at low power and are made from a solid Si-wafer substrate. With the ECX335B Organic Light-Emitting Diode Microdisplay available from FRAMOS, Sony brings a small size and high-resolution solution especially well-suited for head-mounted devices enabling Virtual and Augmented Reality a...

Sony Semiconductors has released its new STARVIS IMX327 sensor as a more sensitive successor to the IMX290. The 2.1MP sensor, with a 1/2.8" optical format, has a 1920x1080 pixel array utilising a 2.9µm pixel size. The IMX327 reaches a frame rate of 60fps at 12 bits. With its high sensitivity and low light performance, the sensor is suitable for security and surveillance applications as well as for factory automation and industrial solutions...

The KAE-04471 image sensor from ON Semiconductor provides imaging performance, both in low light applications and in direct sunlight. The new 4.4 Megapixel Interline Transfer EMCCD sensor features high dynamic range coupled with low image noise and is available at FRAMOS. Applications operating both in darkness and in variable light conditions mostly benefit the military and defence, ITS, surveillance, scientific and medical imaging sectors.

Electronics manufacturer, SMARTEK Vision is launching six new models of its twentynine camera series with the latest SONY Pregius 9 Megapixel and 12 Megapixel CMOS Global Shutter image sensors. The new twentynine cameras feature the SONY IMX253, IMX255, IMX267 and IMX304 sensors, and combine high resolution with the benefits of the 2nd-gen SONY Pregius technology in a small form factor.