Webinars
Camera Customization: Unique Requirements, Unique Solutions
Originally Recorded September 05, 2024 | 1 PM - 2 PM ET
ABOUT THIS WEBINAR
When standard cameras are not suitable for an application, tailor-made models with individual designs, board electronics or connector configurations are often developed to meet unique application requirements. For high-volume projects, almost anything is technically possible and can be realized profitably thanks to high quantities. However, there are also economical solutions for smaller projects with special requirements from quantity 1, which can avoid long and costly development times.
In this session, we will introduce our offerings for such special cases. From plug-and-play models with unique hardware components to a flexible camera kit, that allows you to configure a wide range of board level variants with different image sensors, interfaces, extensions and expansion boards. In our one-stop shop there is a matching camera for every requirement.
Key Takeaways:
- Learn about the unique requirements and solutions for custom camera projects.
- Understand the modular camera system and its flexibility for different applications.
- Discover the economic benefits of tailor-made camera solutions for both high and low volume projects.
Exclusive Sponsor
IDS Imaging Development Systems boasts more than 25 years of experience in image processing. The headquarters of the highly accomplished industrial camera manufacturer are in Obersulm, Germany, with subsidiaries in the USA, Asia and Europe. Whether for 2D, 3D or AI-based tasks, cameras from IDS open up a seemingly endless range of applications. They are used to automate processes in the automotive, packaging and printing industries, as well as in agriculture and medical technology, just to name a few. The combination of quality “Made in Germany”, long-term availability and exceptional ease of use makes the products unique.
Philip Freidin, Applications Engineer, IDS
Philip Freidin supports customers across North America who are engaged in the development of machine vision solutions with IDS cameras. With 5 years in the machine vision industry, Philip has helped customers integrate IDS cameras into applications such as bin picking, logistics automation, quality assurance and sports engineering. He specializes in the operation of area scan and depth cameras, but can also assist with troubleshooting optics, lighting, electronic and mechanical issues. Philip holds a B.S. in aerospace engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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