Embedded Vision Systems
perfectly matching components
Find the right hardware for your Embedded Vision project
VC Power SoM
FPGA Accelerator for embedded vision
- 28 mm x 24 mm tiny module
- Programmable FPGA
- Component of your carrier board
- For complex image pre-processing
Simplifies your electrical design!
VC nano 3D-Z combines laser triangulation and onboard data analysis in a robust housing.
- Ready for integration
- Suitable for industry & long-term availability
- The smallest Embedded Vision System
- Integrated or remote cameras
Our intelligent board level cameras enable the quick and easy integration of Embedded Vision.
Smart cameras for industry
- Directly applicable
- ARM processors & VC Linux
- Robust housing
- With lighting & IP protection
Small, robust and with onboard data processing: the ideal cameras for Embedded Vision in industry.
VC Power SoM
FPGA Accelerator for embedded vision
- 28 mm x 24 mm tiny module
- Programmable FPGA
- Component of your carrier board
- For complete image preprocessing
Simplifies your electrical design!
VC Power SoM handles complex image processing and simplifies the design of your electronics.
- Ready for integration
- Suitable for industry & long-term availability
- The smallest Embedded Vision System
- Integrated or remote cameras
Our intelligent board level cameras enable the quick and easy integration of Embedded Vision.
Smart cameras for industry
- Directly applicable
- ARM processors & VC Linux
- Robust housing
- With lighting & IP protection
Small, robust and with onboard data processing: the ideal cameras for Embedded Vision in industry.
Perfectly harmonised components for professional image processing
Vision Components has been developing and producing Embedded Vision Systems in Germany for over 30 years. They are characterised by the fact that they are perfectly adapted to their respective application, ultra-compact and energy-saving.
VC board and smart cameras are used in numerous industrial and series products and can be customised or specially developed for your application.
VC Embedded Vision
How our components are different:
- Made in Germany
- provide long-term availability
- suitable for industrial use
- customisable
- onboard data processing
- no external hardware required
- Linux operating system
- software support
VC Embedded Vision
How our components are different:
- Made in Germany
- provide long-term availability
- suitable for industrial use
- customisable
- onboard data processing
- no external hardware required
- Linux operating system
- software support
Can we help you with your selection? We would be happy to talk to you about your customised Embedded Vision project!
Application and areas of use of
Embedded Vision Systems
Packing & Logistics
Mechanical & plant engineering
Robotics
Intelligent household appliances
Semiconductors, Photovoltaics & Electronics
Pharma & Medical Technology
Food industry
Security, monitoring & ITS / Traffic
VC Success Stories - Embedded Vision in practice
How do companies benefit from Embedded Vision solutions and support from VC? We present some exciting projects here!
Advanced Quality Control in Can Production
Smart camera-based inspection systems for can manufacturers.
The 3 most efficient Ways to integrate Embedded Vision
This blog post shows you how to find the optimum balance between flexibility, development effort and time to series production for your project.
More embedded vision solutions from VC
In addition to Embedded Vision Systems, VC develops other products and solutions for professional image processing - from flexibly integrable MIPI camera modules including accessories to 3D camera systems and ready-to-use 2D/3D profile sensors.
Frequently asked questions about Embedded Vision Systems
Do you have further questions?
What is Embedded Vision?
What is Embedded Vision?
Embedded vision refers to technologies and solutions that combine image capture and image processing in a compact design and that are “embedded” as components in devices and machines. The areas of application for embedded vision range from classic machine vision applications and industrial quality control to factory automation and intelligent household appliances, driver assistance systems and self-driving cars, autonomous robots and drones.
Over the past 30 years, Embedded Vision technology has developed rapidly and has produced ever smaller, more powerful and more energy-efficient embedded vision components. As a result, the areas of application have also become increasingly diverse. Artificial intelligence, which often processes visual data, is further reinforcing this trend.
What is an embedded vision system?
What is an embedded vision system?
Embedded vision systems are computer systems and electronics that combine cameras for image acquisition and a processor as well as memory, input/output and peripheral devices. They are referred to as “embedded” because they can be deployed into larger mechanical or electronic systems, where they take over the imaging function.
What do you need for an embedded vision system? What types of embedded vision systems are there?
What do you need for an embedded vision system? What types of embedded vision systems are there?
A board-level camera, for example with a MIPI-CSI2 interface, is often - and quite correctly - referred to as an embedded camera and embedded vision component, as are complex systems that include a camera module, a processing unit with mainboard and system on module (SoM) as well as other electronics such as interface boards, digital I/Os etc.. Other components such as triggers, lighting and optics, other sensors and software can also be part of an embedded vision system.
Smart cameras that take over complete image processing images with onboard data processing are also referred to as embedded vision systems.
What are embedded cameras?
What are embedded cameras?
Embedded cameras or embedded vision cameras are board-level cameras or camera modules that can be installed in electrical devices. Pure image sensor modules and board-level cameras that combine an image sensor and processing unit are also referred to as embedded cameras.
What is a embedded vision system or machine vision system? What is the difference between them?
What is a embedded vision system or machine vision system? What is the difference between them?
With their high performance, low series costs and ease of integration embedded vision systems are also replacing conventional machine vision systems consisting of industrial cameras and external PC systems, which are used in industrial quality assurance, for example.
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