This month in Machine Vision:

• New AVT firewire CMOS camera - Guppy F036
• New iPD Machine Vision Appliance - iPD VA 15
• Intelligent imaging software from Dalsa - Sapera
• Face to a name - AES Employee profile
• CMOS vs CCD - Article

AVT Guppy F-036

The new Allied Vision Technologies (AVT) Guppy F036 cameras feature the state-of-the-art Micron CMOS sensor with WideVGA format. They fit the standard compact Guppy...
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iPD VA 15 Machine Vision Appliance

The VA15 defines a new standard for entry level machine vision solutions. This low-cost, full-featured product, equipped with CCD sensor, combines performance, ease-of-use and flexible integration capabilities to tackle a broad range of industrial applications.

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Sapera Imaging software from DALSA combines board level acquisition and control with image processing tools used for the design, development, and deployment of high performance machine vision applications.


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AES Employee profile

With a degree in electronic systems and control engineering from the UK Paul migrated to Australia mid-2006 to pursue an exciting and interesting role in industry. His career path has encompassed over 12 years in industry. He has been involved with building nuclear-electric plants in the UK and most recently worked in the UK in a government research council as a particle accelerator designer.

His roles in the nuclear industry allowed him to hone his skills in...

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Complementary-symmetrical Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor (CMOS) and Charged-Coupled Device (CCD) have been the world's dominant image sensor technologies since the late 1960s to early 1970s. The differing technologies have since evolved, improved, and adapted.

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Each month in Machine Vision Technology News we will offer our readers the first opportunity to purchase products with special discounts. The products on offer will be ex-demo or stock clearance items. They will be offered for a period of one week to our newsletter readers before being offered on our web site.

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