Figure 1: Emergent Vision Technologies offers several camera models with third-generation Sony Pregius image sensors. When Sony announced its third generation of Pregius CMOS image sensors, it set out to improve upon the first and second generation [...]

Figure 1: Sony Pregius CMOS image sensor Soon after Sony announced the eventual discontinuation of its CCD image sensors, the company’s Pregius CMOS image sensors became nearly ubiquitous in the machine vision market. The IMX174, for example, [...]

Emergent is again forging ahead with the announcement of its 100 Gigabit Zenith series Ethernet cameras. Two models from the new Zenith series are now shipping.

We have recently added 40+ new camera models to our product line-up. With resolutions from 0.5 to 103.7 megapixels, frame rates to 1,594 fps, and virtually limitless cable lengths we have a camera for your high-speed application.

Gpixel’s GMAX2505, GMAX2509, GMAX0505, and GMAX3265 are part of a new family of global shutter sensors designed to address high-speed industrial needs.

Line-scan cameras are well suited to inspect round or cylindrical parts for damage or cracks, or objects in continuous motion.

Sony Pregius S (also referred to as “Generation 4”) is a new sensor technology that features back-illuminated pixel structure. Let’s have a look at some of the key benefits for high-speed applications.

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.