As 2019 is coming to an end it’s time to take a look back at what happened at Emergent Vision Technologies this year, from new camera models in both our 10 and 25GigE series to the awards we won.
December 4-6 2019 | We will be showcasing our new 25GigE cameras featuring the new Sony Pregius S CMOS sensor technology with back-illuminated pixel structure.
In a recent blog post we discussed what to expect of the new Sony Pregius S sensor technology. Since, Sony has published a video highlighting the benefits of this new Pregius S technology by comparing it to previous generation sensors.
Virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality all have similar challenges. Largely, these challenges come down to the generation of 3D content.
Emergent Vision Technologies have announced they will be adding three new models featuring the Sony Pregius S IMX530, IMX531, and IMX532 CMOS sensors to their BOLT camera series.
Sony Semiconductor announced in March 2019 it had developed Pregius S, a new stacked CMOS image sensor technology that employs Sony's proprietary global shutter function. Pregius S features back-illuminated pixel structure that delivers distortion-free, high imaging performance and miniaturization.
10GigE and 25GigE, as with 1GigE, are part of an industry standard which has been around for years and is managed/produced by the IEEE 802.3 working group.
We are pleased to announce that models from our new BOLT Series of cameras with a 25 Gigabit Ethernet interface are now shipping.
In last week’s post we looked at how polarization image sensor technology works. This week we're looking at how polarization can be used in industrial applications including removed reflection, visual inspection, contrast improvement, 3D / stress recognition, and people / vehicle detection.
Sony Semiconductor Solutions announced the launch of their new IMX250MZR/MYR polarization image sensor in late 2018. This 5.07 Megapixel chip features a four-directional polarizer, which is formed on the photodiode of the image sensor chip.
