The Industrial Machine Vision Lens Market is set for robust growth over the next decade, driven by the accelerating adoption of automation and AI-powered vision systems across industries.

While AI algorithms may take the spotlight in machine vision, optical systems are the ones that facilitate data for AI models ...

A team of researchers from the Institute for Basic Science, Yonsei University, and the Max Planck Institute have developed a ...

as well as being the exclusive North American distributor of Goyo Optical lenses. The Goyo line includes more individual industrial lens designs than can be found from any single machine vision lens ...

Event-based vision sensors (EVS) — also known as event cameras, neuromorphic cameras or dynamic vision sensors — represent a ...

Unlike traditional cylindrical lenses or diffusers, Powell prisms can provide linear lighting with higher uniformity and stability, so they are widely used in laser processing, machine vision, ...

FUJIFILM Europe GmbH has announced the release of the new lens HF6XA-5M for Machine Vision applications as an addition to the Fujinon HF-XA series. This new lens offers 6mm focal length, supports 3.45 ...

The next generation AI-powered BOA3 smart camera for industrial automation and inspection is designed to leverage the best ...

This video from Fujifilm demonstrates how shocks and vibrations displace the optical axis and deteriorate the resolution power of conventional machine vision lenses, showing how the latest Fujinon ...

For example, placing contacts directly on your eyes gives you a full range of vision, unlike lenses in frames that are just a few inches around your field of vision. The contact lens itself can al ...

Sony’s AS-DT1 direct ToF LiDAR depth sensor delivers precision measurement accuracy, distance resolution, and measuring range ...

Looking to reduce space and weight options for drones and robotics, Sony Electronics Inc. has rolled out what it claims is the world’s smallest and lightest lidar depth sensor. Measuring 29 mm x 29 mm ...