• USB2.0 Cables • USB3.0 Cables • USB3.1 Cables • EXTENDED Cables Aegis now has a industrial USB cable configurator available, that will help you find USB2.0, USB3.0, USB3.1, and Extended USB 3.0 cables over 7 meters. We also work on custom cables so let us know what you need and we will do our best to find you a...
SHOULD IT BE A USB OR A GigE CAMERA? Choosing to use a USB versus a GigE camera for a machine vision application is simple. There is one question that will clarify the choice. How far is it from the camera to the processor? Surprisingly, the choice between a USB versus a GigE camera has very little to do with...
ROHS COMPLIANCE AND INDUSTRIAL IMAGING There is a cross roads of supply chain management, social responsibility and protecting the environment. ROHS compliance for industrial imaging and factory automation applications are in that crossroads. It assures manufacturers their vendors are meeting the highest standards for reducing harmful elements. WHAT IS ROHS COMPLIANCE? A supply chain vendor who is ROHS compliant has...
Take a look at Navitar's 20 MP camera with the Sony IMX183 sensor. The combination of three high value features lifts the tide of functionality. Automation and machine vision applications will benefit from the frame speed, sensor size and 20 megapixel resolution of this Navitar 20 MP camera with Sony IMX183 sensor. The specification sheet can be downloaded here: APPLICATIONS...
Anyone needing a USB cord longer than ten feet may have asked the question, “How does a USB extender work?” Few people know that USB cables were not designed to be longer than 16 feet. USB camera placement can easily exceed that restriction. So can industrial automation, surveillances or sensor monitoring applications. Why does a USB cord need to be...
The idea of a pilotless aircraft, or drone, is not a new concept ~ in fact, it dates back to the mid-1800s, when Austrians sent off unmanned, bomb-filled balloons as a way to attack Venice. Today’s technologically innovative drones, or Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) can be controlled either autonomously by onboard computers capturing what the drone ‘sees’, or by remote control with...
By definition, microscopy is the technical field of using microscopes to view samples and objects that cannot be seen with the unaided eye (objects that are not within the resolution range of the normal eye). When a microscopy camera is required, the Lumenera LT365R is the only choice. This camera can be used to capture images or display video on a monitor for...
In today’s world, all fields of medicine heavily rely upon cutting edge technology to help the sick and injured all over the globe. Gone are the days of house calls and advice of taking an aspirin or two to cover what ails you. As cures are found for various diseases and sicknesses, finding the cure requires having established and up-to-date...
Kiosk Image Courtesy of Bestbuy.com If rapid transfer and connectivity speeds are what you’re looking for, SuperSpeed USB 3.0 delivers up to 5.0Gbps and soon, USB 3.1 (late 2014) will double the 3.0 speed (up to 10Gbps) providing zooming transfers for applications that are in need of fast connectivity and precise image quality. Social media has taken over in...
USB 3.0 cameras, since their release in the past year, have come out as the heavy hitters in the industrial imaging industry, outweighing USB 2.0 and CameraLink along the way. Basler has been keeping up with their competition as of late with their own USB 3.0 cameras. Looking at the acA1300-30uc/m which comes from Basler’s increasingly popular ace Series camera...