XIMEA to showcase wide range of new industrial cameras at VISION 2018

Oct. 11, 2018
At VISION 2018 in Stuttgart, XIMEA will showcase several new machine vision and scientific cameras, including its embedded vision and multi-camera models, the xiX line.

At VISION 2018 in Stuttgart, XIMEA will showcase several new machine vision and scientific cameras, including its embedded vision and multi-camera models, the xiX line. These PCI Express cameras (pictured) are designed for multi-camera setups and can be connected to a XIMEA xSwitch board through flex-ribbon cables and are offered with CMOS image sensors from ams Sensors Belgium (CMOSIS), and Sony ranging from 2 to 50 MPixels in size.

XIMEA will also showcase its award-winning 18 MPixel subminiature USB3 camera, Peltier TE-cooled scientific CMOS cameras with back illumination (xiB-S), and new 26 MPixel (150 fps) and 67 MPixel (85 fps) models in the xiB-64 family of PCI Express cameras. Additionally, XIMEA will have scientific/astronomy camera models and new X-Ray cameras based on sCMOS image sensors on display at the booth.

VISION 2018 booth number: Hall 1, Stand 1C51

To Learn More:

Contact: XIMEA
Headquarters: Münster, Germany
Products:
Embedded vision cameras, 18 MPixel subminiature USB3 camera, scientific sCMOS cameras with BSI, new xiB-64 PCI Express cameras, scientific/astronomy cameras, new X-Ray cameras.
Key Features: PCI Express interface with 64 Gbit bandwidth, CMOS sensors from Sony and ams Sensors Belgium (2 to 50 MPixel), connection to XIMEA xSwitch through flex-ribbon cables (xiX line).

What XIMEA says:
View more information on the xiX line of cameras.

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