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Which components for image processing do you need? MIPI camera modules, camera modules with integrated CPU or 3D triangulation sensors: There is more than one way leading to a smart OEM solution with VC!
Our embedded vision systems have a modular design, thus offering many options. Whether you need a MIPI camera module for maximal flexibility, one of our classical camera modules with CPU, a 3D triangulation sensor for high-precise 3D measurements and scans or a customized OEM solution: We accompany on your way to a perfect embedded vision solution!
Greatest flexibility and a large sensor variety
Board cameras with ARM©/Linux©
For triangulation applications
We offer many MIPI camera modules with MIPI specification CSI-2 for your OEM applications. The highly flexible VC MIPI® camera modules with up to 4 lanes are available with different image sensors, e.g. from Omnivision© and the Sony Pregius® und Starvis® series.
The ultra compact VC MIPI® camera modules can be connected to more than 20 single board computers, indcluding NVIDIA® Jetson™, DragonBoard™, all Raspberry Pi® boards, and all 96boards. You can use all processors with MIPI CSI2 interface and customized solutions with FPGA. We provide you with the required accessories like drivers, VC MIPI® FPC cables, lens holders, VC MIPI® additional boards, LED ring lighting, and polarisation filter.
Your are flexible to choose your software: You can use open source libraries, 3rd party software, Linux© etc.
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Our camera modules with CPU are based on modern ARM® processors and FPGAs. Image sensor, common interfaces and the processor with Debian-based operating system are completely accommodated on the board measuring only 65 x 40 mm. Variants with one or more remote sensor boards are also available. Common to all of them: the well-proven, industrial design, long-term availability and price optimisation for series application. This makes the programmable board cameras ideal for your OEM integration.
Many board cameras are also available as housed variants. For special requirements, they form the ideal basis for customer-specific camera developments.
Our board camera series differ in the processors used: While the VCSBC nano Z series is based on a Dual-Core ARM® Cortex™-A9 processor with additional FPGA, the new VC DragonCam® series uses a Snapdragon™ 410 Quad-Core processor. It combines roundabout 3-times higher CPU performance with a reasonable price.
Brand new and a world's first is the VC picoSmart®, the smallest embedded vision system in the world. Image sensor, CPU and memory are completely integrated on this single board OEM module, including VC's real-time operating system. This makes VC picoSmart® the perfect basis for fast, simple and cost-effective development of vision sensors.
The OEM module contains all components for image acquisition and processing on a tiny 22 x 23.5 mm board.
Performance boost thanks to Snapdragon™ 410 processor from Qualcomm™
Our smallest freely programmable board cameras with a footprint of only 40 x 65 mm.
More flexible thanks to the remote head sensor board with only 24 x 18 mm.
Ideally suited for stereo vision applications with a CPU board footprint of only 40 x 50 mm.
The VC nano3D-Z laser triangulation sensors integrate laser and intelligent camera in an IP67 protective housing or are avaible as OEM kit for individual disigns. Our laser profilers are available from regular to XXL set-up covering different working distances or as custum designs. Thanks to the powerful blue laser module this sensor is extraordinarily insensitive to extraneous light, up to 100.000 Lux.
The software is freely programmable. The FPGA in the internal Zynq SoC module is used for laser triangulation tasks, so the freely programmable dual core ARM® is completely available for application tasks. The 3D point cloud can be processed comfortably via the 1 Gbit interface on a PC.
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