Machine Vision Cameras

Carry out with ease tasks like defect detection, measurement, and inspection with high-quality machine vision cameras to enhance efficiency and quality control.

Choose from Our Range of Top Machine Vision Cameras

Select from our comprehensive range of industrial cameras made to meet diverse requirements across industries and research areas. Designed for high performance, accuracy, and reliability, our range of machine vision cameras can provide you with the image quality that you are looking for. Explore our wide range of products to find the best machine vision cameras as solutions to your needs.

Board Level
Cameras

IP67
Cameras

High Speed
2.5GigE Cameras

High Speed
5GigE Cameras

High Speed
10GigE Cameras

Time of Flight
3D Cameras

SWIR & UV
Cameras

Thermal/LWIR
Cameras

Line Scan
Cameras

Weld Monitoring
Cameras

Weld Thermal Cameras

Event Based Vision Cameras

Your Technical Guide to Choosing the Right Camera

Choosing the right machine vision camera is crucial to arrive at the results you desire. For that, identify your application requirements, purpose, and the environment the camera would be working in. Choose the right type of machine vision camera and camera specifications according to your requirements. We offer a full range of Machine Vision cameras from Visible board level cameras to thermal cameras. We help you choose the right lens, lighting options, based on the industry use case and the camera selection.

Image Sensor Format

Image sensors come in different format types, and resolution and pixel size will define the overall size of a sensor. All lenses are designed for specific sensor formats and resolutions, hence sensor format is critical for choosing a lense & optics for a camera.

Visible & Non Visible Spectrum

Machine Vision use cases have gone beyond the regular Mono & Color imaging to UV, NIR, SWIR and LWIR Spectrums. We offer a complete range of cameras for all the spectrums with suitable lense & lighting solutions.

Quantum Efficiency

Quantum efficiency measures how efficient a pixel is at converting incident light (photons) into an electrical charge (electrons) at a specific wavelength (nm). This defines the imaging performance of cameras across the spectrum for each sensors.

Global vs Rolling Shutter

The two main electronic shutter types are global shutter and rolling shutter. Based on the exposure timing and read out, the global shutter is used for high speed imaging, and rolling shutter offer excellent sensitivity for imaging static or slow moving objects.

Reliable Camera Interface

GigE Interface is the most popular interface with lower cost, increased flexibility, and 100-meter cable distance making it perfect for industries. Ethernet allows cameras to connect to one switch, on one PC, with Ethernet cables providing both data and power.

SDK Support & 3rd Party Libraries

For seamless integration, API access to all the camera features is critical. Our camera SDKs are available in C, C#, C++, and Python for Windows & Linux. Our cameras are pre-integrated with popular 3rd party libraries from the industry.