Camera Brands

Offering a comprehensive range of industrial, scientific, hyperspectral, manned, UAV, and high-speed cameras for machine vision

Sourcing a broad range of ccd and cmos cameras is a strength of Adept Turnkey and included in our comprehensive range are digital cameras for a host of industrial machine vision projects from security cctv applications through to 3D factory automation, aerial imaging and film and television broadcasting.

We supply an impressive complement of digital cameras CCD cameras and CMOS sensor cameras in a large variety of resolutions, speeds and price-points, and our products are backed with expert advice.

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Camera Types

  • Hyperspectral cameras
  • CoAx cameras
  • 10GigE cameras
  • GigE cameras
  • High-sensitivity cameras
  • High speed cameras
  • 3D cameras
  • InfraRed cameras
  • Line Scan cameras
  • Multi-sensor cameras
  • Smart cameras
  • USB2 cameras
  • USB3 cameras
  • Ultra-high, high & standard resolution colour & monochrome cameras

Allied Vision Technologies manufactures a complete digital camera range with the popular Firewire 1394a and 1394b interface. AVT's digital camera range includes CCD and CMOS sensors, monochrome and colour cameras with resolutions from standard to ultra-high. An AVT digital camera boasts many advanced new features not found on competitive digital camera ranges. AVT's digital camera range is setting new technological standards for the market.

Automation Technologies offers a series of 3D components for rapid 3D measurement using a laser-scanning triangulation process to export 3D data for the determination of position, height, width and volume. Their C3/C4 technologies make it possible to achieve top profile-measurement speeds at maximum measurement resolution their and C4 intelligent, high-speed 3D cameras offer a method of image-data-processing that permits impressive rates of measurements for use in inspection, measurement and grading applications with accuracy, efficiency and low cost. Further, their data-reduction techniques allow measurement speeds on a scale not previously attained while placing the smallest loads on the downstream image-processing system.

Founded in 1988, Basler has since grown to become a leading developer of industrial machine vision cameras. Today, Basler's headquarters is in Ahrensburg, Germany, where they manufacture high quality cameras for applications in factory automation, medicine, traffic and many more. With over 800 employees and a multinational footprint, Basler attributes its successful history to possessing the courage to take risks, a willingness to see constant change and a genuine passion to pursue customer-oriented innovations.

Basler manufacture a range of machine vision cameras which include many, if not most, of the worlds most successful image sensors in a number of connectivity formats. These include USB3, GigE, 5GigE, CXP2, Camera-Link, BCON for MIPI. They also manufacture cameras for medical applications, microscopy applications, and 3D cameras using Time-of-Flight and Stereo Vision.

Originally a spinoff from Nokia, Emberion was co-founded in 2016 by its employees and Verso Capital, a Finnish venture capital company. Emberion offers InfraRed cameras that substantially extend the wavelength range beyond visible light to provide next-level imaging.

Founded in 2007, Canada's Emergent Vision Technologies develops monochrome, colour and near-infra-red cameras for industrial imaging and machine vision applications.

Bringing together over 40 years of imaging experience ranging from life science, security and machine vision/industrial markets, Emergent's cameras are flexible and smart with on-board processing to enhance productivity and solve complex imaging problems quickly and effectively. Their easy-to-use yet powerful products create a unique offering which only high-end camera systems can offer in a small, convenient and cost-effective package.

With a recent history in working with big astronomical projects in Europe, First Light's engineering team have combined their expertise to offer fast, low-light cameras with applications in aeronautical, space and life science imaging industries.

Based in the Marseilles Astrophysical laboratory in France, and describing themselves as a "small, reactive company", First Light's engineers have access to two of the best photonics clusters producing the most current technical developments in the world, which they have translated into the design of the flagship OCAM 2k camera.

iDS manufactures a complete range of industrial CCD and CMOS cameras with the industry standard USB2 interface & GigE Vision interface. Their range of CCD & CMOS cameras includes standard resolution through to ultra-high resolution cameras. Their robust design provides reliable operation in an extremely small package size. The iDS camera range are suitable for machine vision, automated imaging and general imaging markets.

I-MOVIX is a Belgian company with market-leading technology in the domain of extreme slow-motion and extreme slow-motion systems. The company is developing and commercializing full broadcast integration solutions, providing ultra slow-motion shots in real-time and of extraordinary quality. Recent awards recognise the innovative X10 broadcast system which has been awarded TVEurope’s Best of IBC2011 Editors’ Awards for its superior technology during the IBC2011 Show.

JAI offers a broad range of world class, leading-edge industrial camera products for machine vision, automated imaging and general imaging / CCTV markets. The Jai range includes CCTV, Progressive scan analog and digital from standard to ultra-high resolution, monochrome, colour CCD and CMOS cameras. Jai's cameras CCTV, CMOS & CCD are robust, reliable, high quality and can be recommended for any industrial applications.

Living Optics is a technology company that develops groundbreaking imaging solutions, including ultrafast and hyperspectral cameras. Living Optics combine cutting-edge labs in Oxfordshire with a globally distributed team. Living Optics is dedicated to making its advanced imaging technology widely accessible across industries.

LMI is a leading developer of 3D measurement solutions who has contributed major development efforts in the field of 3D sensor technology and machine vision in factory automation. The LMI portfolio of products includes the Gocator Brand of Flexible 3D sensors - a family of products that provide a variety of metrology and error-proofing standard to complex solutions for factory automation.

MESA Imaging was founded in July 2006 to commercialize the 3D Time-of-Flight depth mapping camera. With headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland, MESA is developing innovative solutions for a wide variety of markets and MESA’s products are especially well suited for applications that need a high level of stability, even under changing environmental conditions.

Since 1979, MIKROTRON has been active in the field of machine vision, and from 2000, the company has been providing high-speed cameras and high-speed recording systems for a variety of applications. A renowned manufacturer of small and especially robust high-speed cameras on the international industrial image-processing market, Mikrotron's digital high-speed cameras have excellent technical characteristics with regard to resolution and photo sensitivity, and are being used for industrial and scientific applications as well as in sports analysis, commercials or documentaries.

Optronis develops and distributes cameras for scientific and industrial applications. Optronis is the reliable industry partner when it is necessary to capture high speed sequences. Optronis offers high speed CMOS cameras for a wide range of applications with unbeatable Quality, Price and Speed. The CamRecord High Speed CMOS cameras offer all possibilities to capture the movement of fast events to freeze them to single images. They give high spatial and temporal resolution as well as a high sensitivity.

Vision Research's Phantom High Speed cameras are a dominant force in the high speed imaging market. Phantom high speed is empowered by the high resolution of its images, the power of its software and the reliability of its products. The company's development goals include designing electronic imaging products with higher resolution and faster frame rates and "smarter" cameras with more powerful and robust software.

Pulnix manufactures a range of high-quality industrial camera products for machine vision, security, defence, manufacturing, aerospace, medical markets. Their product line includes from standard resolution CCTV cameras, megapixel CCD cameras with digital and analog outputs, to ultra-high resolution CCD cameras with both monochrome and colour outputs. Latest in the Pulnix product offering is their range of Gigabit Ethernet cameras.

QImaging designs, manufactures and sells high-performance digital CCD cameras for imaging in life science and industrial applications. QImaging specializes in digital camera products for applications in quantitative image analysis and high-resolution images for publication.

Sony Industrial CCD Video Cameras have become the choice of many Original Equipment Manufacturers and System Integrators who demand a cost-effective solution in image acquisition. Thanks to their high performance, combined with compact size, they are used in a wide range of applications such as process control, video communication and image processing.

Specialised Imaging Limited, with headquarters in UK, focuses on the design, manufacture, service and supply of ultra-high-speed imaging systems and components for industrial, military and scientific applications. Formed in 2003, its founder members bring over 80 years' combined experience to the industry. They are recipients of the Queen's Award for Enterprise Innovation winners in 2011.

Specializing in imaging spectrographs and high-speed hyperspectral line cameras, SPECIM imagers provide extreme reliability and performance with measurements accurately reported. Push-broom technology guarantees that even with moving objects, all spectral information is measured from the exact position of the target.

Laboratory identification of materials is a proven technology. Miniaturised, portable NIR spectroscopy takes the laboratory into the field for rapid, non-destructive measurement without the need for sample preparation, with performance very comparable with the performance of laboratory instruments. Creating a unique material sensing solution is made simple.

SVS-Vistek, founded in 1987, is a German manufacturer specialising in high-quality industrial cameras for machine vision applications. The company offers a diverse range of camera models and support multiple data interfaces, such as GigE Vision, 10GigE, USB3 Vision, CoaXPress, and Camera Link, ensuring compatibility with most third-party vision software platforms.

Their cameras are used in applications like automated quality inspection, traffic monitoring, and film production, where detailed and reliable imaging is crucial.

Dalsa IPD's range of Vision Appliances are fully integrated vision systems that target ease-of-use and performance and are designed to be used and maintained by factory floor personnel. They are supplied with a wide range of standard or high resolution, CCD or CMOS sensors, colour or monochrome cameras so that no application is left behind. Dalsa is redefining the price/performance proposition for automated inspection with their range of Vision Appliances.

Founded in 1980, the original company (Dalsa) worked in developing CCD image sensors but has since grown into an industry leader in CCD and CMOS imaging technology, including high-performance electronic cameras, image processing hardware and software. Acquired by Teledyne in 2011, the new company now serves a vast range of world-wide industries and markets with products that enable imaging in factories, labs, studios, hospitals and inspection stations. Applications for Teledyne Dalsa products include industrial inspection, aerial photogrammetry, factory automation, spectroscopy, security, medical radiography and astronomy.

From inspection tasks to robotics, Teledyne FLIR's machine vision cameras are built to perform a wide range of industrial machine vision applications. FLIR's Machine Vision cameras combine the industry's most advanced CMOS sensors with powerful features for both automatic and precise manual control over image capture and on-camera pre-processing.

Teledyne Lumenera develops cameras that focus on high quality imaging technology. Lumenera's camera sensors cover a broad range from standard resolution to ultra-high resolutions. The Lumenera product range is directly linked to scientific applications however they can be used in many other industrial applications.

Teledyne Photometrics was originally founded in 1978 and is headquartered in Tucson, Arizona in the USA. Teledyne Photometrics designs and manufactures high-performance Scientific CMOS, CCD and EMCCD cameras that support demanding, quantitative bio-research.

Founded in 1988, The Imaging Source is a leading manufacturer of high-performance industrial and board-level cameras for machine vision applications in factory automation, quality control, logistics, medicine, science, security, and many more.

Unibrain supplies FireWire (IEEE-1394) hardware and software solutions and offers a complete line of FireWire computer and consumer products. Their product range includes Firewire CCD cameras for industrial vision and multimedia applications.

Vision Components manufacture a range of smart cameras fitted with DSP’s for on-board processing and analysis. The CCD cameras range from standard to high resolution and are supplied with the programming tools required to develop high speed imaging applications in a compact format. Vision Components Smart cameras are designed for OEM applications.

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