IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH, founded in 1997 and headquartered in Obersulm, Germany, specializes in industrial image processing and machine vision technologies. The company focuses on sectors requiring high-performance imaging such as factory automation, robotics, medical technology, and logistics. IDS develops a broad portfolio of industrial cameras including 2D and 3D vision systems, AI-enabled cameras, and USB/GigE cameras, with tailored solutions for image analysis and object detection. What sets IDS apart is its commitment to digitalization, embedded vision capabilities, and onboard AI processing, enabling edge computing and reducing processing loads. Their offering includes carbon-neutral product lines, showcasing their sustainability efforts. With a strong global presence, IDS serves a diverse range of industries across Europe, North America, and Asia, with dedicated tools and customer support for seamless integration in various environments.
Introducing Ensenso S, camera manufacturer IDS Imaging Development Systems shows that the use of industrial-grade 3D technology does not have to be expensive. The 3D camera is particularly suitable for 3D applications that require budget-friendly, easy-to-integrate and industrial-grade camera technology. The new Ensenso S10 has an ultra-compact, IP65/67-protected housing and generates 3D data using laser point triangulation, supported by artificial intelligence. This makes the camera suitable for a wide range of applications – and delivers robust 3D information even in low ambient light.
Energy and resource efficiency are the focus of the industrial camera manufacturer IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH. As a globally active technology company, sustainability is an essential part of the corporate strategy. "Technological progress and responsible entrepreneurship go hand in hand for us," explains Jan Hartmann, Managing Director of the Obersulm-based camera manufacturer. "Our sustainable, ethical business practices actively protect the environment" is one of his guiding principles.
Combating the Covid-19 pandemic is at the top of the global agenda. Providing vaccine to populations around the globe means providing around 8 billion doses - with only one for every person in the world. In addition to the availability of the vaccine, a decisive factor in the race against time is the accessibility of the glass vials. To ensure that the mass vaccination against the coronavirus does not fail because of the container, the producers of the vials are massively ramping up their production so as not to become the proverbial bottleneck in the supply chain.