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Basler Area Scan Cameras
Basler Area Scan Cameras Offer Top-Quality Images and an Outstanding Price/Performance Ratio
No matter what your field, from factory automation and traffic monitoring (ITS) to retail and medical and life sciences, there's a Basler area scan camera that fits your needs perfectly. Select a suitable model for your application from our broad portfolio of area scan cameras.
Not sure where to start? Use our guidance tools for your support. Start here!

Basler ace 2 Basic
Latest CMOS sensors, optimized hardware, powerful firmware, top price/performance ratio for standard vision applications
GigE, USB 3.0

Basler ace 2 Pro
Unique In-Camera Features: Compression Beyond, Pixel Beyond and PGI feature set for maximum performance
GigE, USB 3.0

Basler ace Classic
Broad sensor selection incl. AMS,
e2V, onsemi and Sony (CCD),
low priced, high performance
USB 3.0, GigE, Camera Link

Basler ace U
Advanced feature set, latest CMOS sensors from Sony (Pregius, STARVIS) and onsemi (PYTHON)
USB 3.0, GigE

Basler ace L
High resolution 9 & 12 MP Sony
Pregius CMOS sensors up to 1.1", advanced feature set
USB 3.0, GigE

Basler MED ace
State-of-the-art CMOS technology, including MED Feature Sets, ISO 13485:2016
USB 3.0, GigE

Basler boost
Modern high-performance cameras for high data rates and excellent image quality.
CoaXPress 2.0 (CXP-12)

Basler beat
Brilliant CMOS image quality and proven design
Camera Link

Basler dart
Highly flexible and compact board level design
USB 3.0, BCON for LVDS, BCON for MIPI

Basler pulse
A compact and low weight camera, with elegant design
USB 3.0

Basler scout
proven worldwide, versatile
GigE
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ace, dart or beat – Find the Right Camera for Your Application
The Basler ace and Basler dart camera series are among Basler's best sellers, in no small part thanks to their outstanding price/performance ratio. Both camera series can be outfitted with a variety of CCD and CMOS sensors and various product features, ensuring a perfect fit for your needs.
The Basler MED ace camera series is one of the most recent members of our product portfolio. The cameras are an excellent choice for applications in the areas of medicine, medical technology and life sciences. Equipped with the Basler MED Feature Sets, they create images with the highest quality.
In our portfolio, you will also find the camera series Basler beat, boost or ace L. These models are also known for their high frame rates and reliably outstanding image quality. The right camera for your application is always at hand.
Shutter Methods
Select a sensor that uses either a rolling shutter or a global shutter. Choosing between these sensors is a matter of evaluating your vision system's needs. Would you like to record fast moving objects? Then a global shutter is recommended. Rolling shutters are typically the more cost-effective solution, especially when the object is not moving.
The Right Interface for Your Application
Thanks to various interface standards such as USB3 Vision, Camera Link, CoaXPress and GigE Vision (Gigabit Ethernet), it is easy to integrate Basler area scan cameras into your application. The camera can be used for applications in a wide range of fields: Medical and Life Sciences, Retail, Traffic (ITS) and Factory Automation.