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Vision Components supplies its MIPI camera modules with a shielded FPC (flexible printed circuit) cable, which is primarily designed for the MIPI modules and enables outstanding data transfer rates. 

Vision Components will exhibit and give a talk at Embedded VISION Europe in Stuttgart, Germany. Company founder and CEO Michael Engel will speak about MIPI cameras as the new standard for embedded vision.

Swedish startup Retenua has developed the first fully integrated advanced driver-assistance system (ADAS) for detecting people around industrial vehicles and forklifts, basing it on a Vision Components embedded camera. 

The German embedded vision expert Vision Components and its Austrian partner SL Solutions have founded Carrida Technologies GmbH to further develop vehicle and number plate recognition. 

Vision Components is now shipping additional new MIPI camera modules. These high-end boards meet industrial standards and are available in large quantities at consumer prices.

Newly implementd in CARRIDA software engine: Car types are now identified with help of Deep Learning Algorithms. The Make & Model function recognizes hundreds of European and US brands and models.

Vision Components has developed new 3D laser scanners with powerful integrated electronics. The VCnano3D-Z-series embedded vision systems are compact, lightweight, and easy-to-integrate in OEM applications. The IP67 protective housing integrates a Z board camera and a blue laser (laser class II).

Mariann Király joins Vision Components as Director of Business Development for North and South America. She takes over for Endre Tóth who will remain available for customers over an extended handover period.

Pre-programmed machine vision functions make work easier for software developers and significantly faster: VCLibQ is based on two powerful software libraries, successfully in the market for more than 20 years: VCLib with over 300 machine vision funtions and Halcon^© from MVTec^© with over 2000 operators for image processing tasks.

Vision Components integrates IMX252 sensor with pioneering CMOS Pregius technology from Sony. Providing 3.2 MP resolution and 88 fps it ensures crisp captures even at high-speed.