The following is part two of a two-part series of guest blogs from Johanna Pingel, Product Marketing Manager, MathWorks
3D point clouds and 2D gray images are produced in real time within the camera, at 30 fps.
Each Power-over-Ethernet LAN port has its own dedicated chip.
U.S. Army Futures Command lays out the future of drone use in the American military.
The PL-D7620 is designed for metrology, research, surveillance/UAV and planetary imaging applications.
The overall cost of the unit was around $400, significantly cheaper than “out of the box” thermal infrared cameras.
Manual solar panel surveys can be replaced with automated assessments.
The COE-G and COE-U camera series are offered with a wide range of image sensors.
Overall architecture has remained the same as the previous generation Cyton, allowing easily migration to newer cameras without software changes.
Law enforcement in North Dakota, autonomous shuttle service in California, and robot subs in frigid waters.
The D435e camera is appropriate for integrating in rugged environments 3D vision in robotics, automated vehicle, and smart machine applications.
Cloud computing, machine vision, and flight navigation applications are intended applications for the MYC-CZU3EG.
Advanced Illumination is developing additional products for its new UltraSeal line, that will focus on machine vision applications that require ultra-sealed and ultra-cleanable solutions.
Decoupling camera image capture from USB communication allows the use of multiple FRAMEsafe cameras on the same processors without dropped frames.
