Product presentations
New products from industrial image processing
Industrial image processing offers a wide range of products, from cameras, vision sensors and lighting to complete image processing systems. Computer&AUTOMATION presents products from May/June 2016 in a series of images.
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New products from industrial image processing
Innovations from the field of industrial image processing
read more...Flir takes over Canadian camera manufacturer
In future, Point Grey Research will be part of Flir Systems. The company is a manufacturer of digital cameras for applications in industry, medical technology, biotechnology, traffic engineering, biometrics, geo-information systems and people...
read more...Image-based identification replaces laser scanners
Cognex has developed an identification solution for baggage handling at airports: The first image-based, automatic tag reader system called 'ABH-ID' overcomes the limitations of current laser-based baggage ID systems, according to the company.
read more...SWIR hyperspectral camera for industrial high-speed inspection
Teledyne Dalsa launches 'Kaleido', a hyperspectral camera for use in the shortwave infrared (SWIR) range, designed to overcome the existing integration and performance limitations of industrial sorting processes.
read more...Machine vision industry expects turnaround in 2026
After difficult years, the European machine vision industry is sending out the first signs of recovery: growth is expected again in 2026 - driven by global demand, AI and automation. However, uncertainties and weak investment in Europe continue to...
read more...IDS and Prophesee intensify partnership
IDS and Prophesee are intensifying their partnership for the next generation of event-based industrial cameras. Together they want to explore new sensor architectures that combine classic imaging with Prophesee's event-based 'Metavision' technology.
read more...2D Machine Vision brands bundled under one roof
From January 2026, the image processing brands Allied Vision, Chromasens, Mikrotron, NET and SVS-Vistek will be merged under the Allied Vision brand. The companies, which are part of TKH Group NV, will combine their technological know-how,...
read more...Integrated SWIR sensors from Sony
Balluff has integrated the three SWIR sensors IMX990, IMX992 and IMX993 from Sony into the portfolio of the 5GigE camera family 'BVS CA-GV'.
read more...Changes to the Executive Board
The long-standing Basler CEO Dr. Dietmar Ley will be leaving the company at the end of the year and will be succeeded by the current CCO/COO Hardy Mehl. The CTO position will be filled externally by Dr. Kai Jens Ströder.
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