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News Release from: Sony Europe - Image Sensing Solutions
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Team on 12 October 2005
Vision show sees smart camera debut
At this year's Vision show, Sony Europe's Image Sensing Solutions Division will highlight its newly introduced smart camera range.
At this year's Vision show, Sony Europe's Image Sensing Solutions Division will highlight its newly introduced smart camera range The first camera, the XCI-SX1, integrates an image sensor and frame grabber with a powerful onboard processor running the industry-standard open-source Linux operating system
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 29 Aug 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The demos will be used to illustrate real applications that address customer needs.
The Sony XCI-SX1 smart camera has been introduced to meet the increasing demands in smart cameras, which are currently seeing the highest growth rates within the machine vision market.
Unlike conventional machine vision cameras, images captured by the XCI-SX1 are processed within the camera and the processed data are directly transmitted to a PC over a network.
It provides a flexible hardware platform for OEMs, systems integrators and end users who require systems to follow the ever-changing industry trends by quickly and cost-effectively developing and implementing a range of machine vision applications, without changing specific hardware infrastructure.
In addition, a new Windows compatible version is expected to debut at the show.
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