Camera series for streaming, monitoring and event recording

IDS Imaging Development Systems launches the 'uEye Live' camera series with the 'uEye SCP' and 'uEye SLE' product ranges. They specialize in monitoring tasks, deliver various live streams and also enable event recording.

The monitoring cameras from IDS combine streaming and event recording. © IDS Imaging Development Systems

The GigE cameras from IDS are designed for standalone operation. In addition to easy access via the web front end (HTTP), users benefit from video streaming, hardware-accelerated video encoding and event-based recording in the camera memory. This means that if an incident occurs, the cameras provide a revealing 'look into the past'. Depending on the application, users can choose from different versions: The uEye SCP model series has a completely closed, 29 mm x 29 mm x 29 mm housing. The uEye SLE series are board level models for embedded applications with different mounting options. The first uEye SCP camera is available with the 8.3 MP rolling shutter sensor 'IMX678' from the Sony Starvis 2 series. The circuit board version and other sensors will follow. An ISP with automatic image enhancement features is also integrated.

A total of three parallel streams are available. In addition to H264, the models also offer MJPEG via HTTP, which enables direct display in the web browser without additional plugins or third-party software. The RTSP protocol ensures standardized integration of the H264 streams into existing tools and applications. The cameras can be conveniently integrated into machine control systems via a web-based REST API.

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