In this third in a series of nine, we review CoaXPress, a high-speed digital video transmission standard primarily used in machine vision applications.

In this second in a series of nine, we review Thunderbolt, another exciting protocol that provides a high-bandwidth, versatile, and efficient solution for transmitting video, data, and power through a single connection.

As technology speedily advances, exciting and emerging protocols are being developed and adopted from other industries to enhance the efficiency, accuracy, and integration of machine vision systems.

By dividing the data stream into smaller parts and processing them together, the system can handle larger volumes of data in a shorter amount of time, increasing overall productivity and throughput. 

Pleora’s zero footprint eBUS Edge embedded solutions allow manufacturers to easily design, prototype, and launch new GigE and USB3 Vision cameras to address opportunities more quickly - minimizing risk, and reducing costs.

New Pleora external frame grabber enhances the usability of Skoopia block cameras by empowering designers to incorporate them as native GigE Vision cameras.

Pleora Technologies introduced new patented RapidPIX lossless compression technology that increases data throughput by almost 70 percent while meeting the low latency and reliability demands of machine vision and medical imaging applications.

Seven years is how long I have been involved with the term ‘manufacturing’. Sure, this may not be as long as others, yet it is long enough to understand that manufacturing can be interesting for a lifetime.

Pleora Technologies expanded its industry-leading eBUS SDK™ to streamline application development and vision system connectivity for device manufacturers and integrators.

OTTAWA, Canada—Pleora Technologies has introduced a new embedded interface that transmits low latency GigE Vision video and data at 10 gigabytes per second (Gbps) over flexible Ethernet cabling.