Explore the nuances of sorting and grading with JAI prism cameras as our colleague, Oliver Barz, shares insights at the SpectroNet Collaboration Conference on March 21st, 2023, in Karlsruhe, Germany.
Sixty years ago, JAI embarked on a visionary journey, anticipating the power of machine vision. Here, we celebrate the culmination of innovation in our diverse range of industrial cameras, from affordability to advanced prism technology - turning visions into reality!
Go-X Series cameras are compact, reliable, and perfect for a wide range of industrial applications. And new rolling shutter models lower the cost-per-megapixel even more for stop-and-go types of systems. Could they be the right choice for your next project?
In addition to USB3 Vision, CoaXPress, and traditional 1 Gbps GigE Vision, JAI's Go-X Series features 12 models that provide GigE Vison over 5GBASE-T (5 GigE) interfaces. These provide the same networking flexibility and grabberless connections as traditional GigE Vision but at up to five times the speed. Watch this video to learn more about this high performance option, including its ability to auto-negotiate to lower speeds to match your network equipment.
This video explains pixel binning in trilinear and prism color line scan cameras and shows how it can be used to achieve proper exposures in high-speed line scan applications.
A noticeable darkening towards the outer edges of an image is a common problem in machine vision applications. This can be the result of uneven lighting, or simply due to the natural way light behaves as it passes through a lens. This video provides a brief explanation and then demonstrates how JAI's shading correction function can be used to address the issue.
JAI's Go-X Series are compact, affordable industrial cameras designed to power the next generation of machine vision systems. They feature the most popular Sony Pregius and Pregius S sensors plus dust screening and reliability features not usually found on comparably-priced cameras. This video provides a quick overview of the key features.
Join Anson as he takes you on a quick tour through the many useful features that make JAI's Go-X Series an attractive choice for system designers building the next generation of machine vision systems.
Get a quick introduction to the key features of JAI's Spark Series 45-megapixel area scan camera. A high performance, high resolution machine vision camera with outstanding image quality.
JAI's 26-megapixel machine vision camera is designed for applications like automated optical inspection (AOI) or solder paste inspection (SPI) on printed circuit boards, as well as high-speed medical slide scanning, aerial imaging, and other applications where resolution and high frame rates are critical factors.
Learn about the key features of JAI's two families of prism-based area scan cameras: the Apex Series of R-G-B prism color cameras, and the Fusion Series of multi-sensor, multispectral cameras.
This simple example shows how JAI's GO-5100MP polarization camera can eliminate unwanted glare and reflections from car windshields making it possible to see inside the cabin for better facial recognition and to provide better evidence in the case of seat belt or mobile phone use violations.
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