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Choose from 12 new dart models with frame rates of up to 525 fps and resolutions from VGA to 1.6 MP. Equipped with Sony’s 2nd generation IMX287 and IMX273 sensors, and with matched vision components, the three format variants are an ideal option for demanding installations in a wide range of vision and embedded solutions.
Check out our new upgraded Lens Selector which gives you the ability to find the perfect lens by sensor and also provides you with the best technical- and best price/performance fit for your needs.
Spot On: The Right Lighting for Your Vision Application
Choose the lighting for your vision system as early as possible. Our new Lighting Advisor tool will help you select the right lights by providing individual product recommendations.
PC Cards, Frame Grabbers – Many Models and Interfaces
Broad selection of PC cards and frame grabbers based on the bandwidth and interface of the vision system. Also available from Basler: matching cameras and other components.
You know and trust our cameras. But a camera alone isn’t yet a vision system, right? We’ve got you covered with a broad portfolio of vision components. All of them rigorously tested and with the same high quality standards that you also expect from our cameras.
You know and trust our cameras. But a camera alone isn’t yet a vision system, right? We’ve got you covered with a broad portfolio of vision components. All of them rigorously tested and with the same high quality standards that you also expect from our cameras.
You know and trust our cameras. But a camera alone isn’t yet a vision system, right? We’ve got you covered with a broad portfolio of vision components. All of them rigorously tested and with the same high quality standards that you also expect from our cameras.
Basler pylon vTools: image processing modules for the new pylon 7
Intelligent structure recognition, precise object positioning or robust code recognition - design, test and flexibly integrate into your own application in one go with camera control and image acquisition! Always perfectly matched to Basler's camera portfolio.
Basler pylon vTools: image processing modules for the new pylon 7.
Intelligent structure recognition, precise object positioning or robust code recognition - design, test and flexibly integrate into your own application in one go with camera control and image acquisition! Always perfectly matched to Basler's camera portfolio.
Choose from 12 new dart models with frame rates of up to 525 fps and resolutions from VGA to 1.6 MP. Equipped with Sony’s 2nd generation IMX287 and IMX273 sensors, and with matched vision components, the three format variants are an ideal option for demanding installations in a wide range of vision and embedded solutions.
Choose from 12 new dart models with frame rates of up to 525 fps and resolutions from VGA to 1.6 MP. Equipped with Sony’s 2nd generation IMX287 and IMX273 sensors, and with matched vision components, the three format variants are an ideal option for demanding installations in a wide range of vision and embedded solutions.
Embedded vision meets simplicity: We focus on the simple integration of vision with embedded designs. In this way, we help our customers develop applications that create a smarter future.
Boost Your Speed for Applications with Fast CXP-12 Cameras
Eight new boost camera models with high-speed frame rates of up to 400 fps and new cables of 20 and 30 meters complement the extensive range of components within the CXP-12 galaxy.
Choose from 12 new dart models with frame rates of up to 525 fps and resolutions from VGA to 1.6 MP. Equipped with Sony’s 2nd generation IMX287 and IMX273 sensors, and with matched vision components, the three format variants are an ideal option for demanding installations in a wide range of vision and embedded solutions.
Embedded vision meets simplicity: We focus on the simple integration of vision with embedded designs. In this way, we help our customers develop applications that create a smarter future.
Embedded vision meets simplicity: We focus on the simple integration of vision with embedded designs. In this way, we help our customers develop applications that create a smarter future.
The Product Documentation provides easy access to information about everything concerning the use of our products. Here you will receive comprehensive support.
The Product Documentation provides easy access to information about everything concerning the use of our products. Here you will receive comprehensive support.
The Product Documentation provides easy access to information about everything concerning the use of our products. Here you will receive comprehensive support.
Color cameras can be calibrated in seconds for maximum color fidelity, i.e. for reproducible, standardized color information. In the video we show you how.
Color cameras can be calibrated in seconds for maximum color fidelity, i.e. for reproducible, standardized color information. In the video we show you how.
Are you looking for a job where not only the result counts, but also the how and who? Then Basler is the right place for you! Find out more about open positions here and join the Basler team.
Synchronous and in Real-Time: Operation of Multiple Cameras in a GigE Network
There are times when synchronous images from multiple cameras must be acquired in real time, such as when filming a shot on goal from multiple angles, when using multiple cameras for conveyor belt inspections, in robotics or as part of 3D triangulation applications.
Our White Paper explains how multi-camera applications use the functions inherent to the GigE Vision 2.0
standard to achieve synchronous image acquisition without requiring an additional trigger cable. The basis for this is the Precision Time Protocol (PTP, IEEE1588), a network protocol to ensure that multiple devices on a computer network are working with precisely the same date and time — an absolute must for achieving precise synchronization.
Once the cameras are in sync, timestamps can be appended to the images to allow for chronological ordering afterward. It also allows for scheduling instructions to be sent to entire groups of cameras in advance. Each camera then captures an image at the precise pre-specified moment.
