pylon AI focuses on efficiency in the target application: The performance benchmarking function enables users to determine the most powerful processing hardware for their application.

Basler AG is taking the next step towards becoming a solution provider for industrial image processing at VISION from October 8 to 10, 2024 in Stuttgart.

With the new racer 2 L 8k and 16k line scan cameras, Basler is launching the first models in its new line scan camera series.

Basler AG presents compact cameras with the CoaXPress 2.0 interface and also offers all the components necessary for a complete, cost-effective CXP vision system.

With the imaFlex CXP-12 Quad, Basler AG is expanding its CXP-12 vision portfolio with a powerful, individually programmable frame grabber.

This strategic partnership will make it much easier for automation customers in all industries to integrate machine vision solutions directly into their automation systems.

With the integration of Gpixel's GMAX2518 CMOS global shutter sensor, Basler supports the ongoing trend toward higher resolutions in smaller sensor formats.

The new model in Basler's blaze ToF camera family combines high precision, low power consumption, and low heat generation with proven blaze features.

Basler will be introducing Add-on Camera Kits with 5 and 13 MP to support the NVIDIA^® Jetson Orin Nano system-on-modules (SOMs), which have set a new baseline for entry-level edge AI and robotics, as announced today at NVIDIA GTC. Add-on Camera Kits are ready-to-use vision extensions that include an adapter board, camera, lens, and cables.

The same 29 mm x 29 mm size combined with five times faster Gigabit Ethernet data transmission—the ace 2 Basic camera is the centerpiece of Basler's new 5GigE portfolio.