June 2025 – EMVA

Under the headline ‘IMAGING THE INVISIBLE’ the 2025 edition addresses various topics like Hyper Spectral or X-Ray Imaging.
Presented use cases give insights in vision applications not only in industrial areas but also in the medical field as well as in space technologies.
The conference program offers a comprehensive mixture of presentations from institutes/science and industrial players, a tour through the hosting EZRT institute, an accompanying table-top exhibition and networking opportunities.

Early-Bird fees available until July 6!

With a remarkable participation of machine vision technology at vision-tech exhibition stands as well as integrated into the numerous robotic solutions in the trade show halls automatica 2025 has closed its doors last week in Munich with a record number of around 47,500 visitors.
A good double-digit number of EMVA member companies took the opportunity to exhibit at automatica and its partner trade fair Laser World of Photonics, and reported an overall positive feedback regarding attendance and quality of the generated leads. It was also stated that the parallelism of three trade fairs – World of Quantum being the third – provided synergy effects with high added value for exhibitors and visitors and new impetus in the way how photonics, quantum technologies and automation complement each other.
In addition, an optimistic beacon was sent out from Munich last week since many exhibitors were positively surprised by the industry mood. As reported in the official closing report, the photonics sector is even expected to grow by six percent annually in the next few years.
The next date for the three parallel trade shows will be June 22 – 25, 2027.

See also reports of our main media partners in German language: inVISION, INSPECT

The inspection of critical infrastructures such as energy plants, bridges or industrial complexes is essential to ensure their safety, reliability and long-term functionality. Traditional inspection methods always require the use of people in areas that are difficult to access or risky. Autonomous mobile robots offer great potential for making inspections more efficient, safer and more accurate. Uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs) such as drones in particular have become established as promising platforms, as they can be used flexibly and can even reach areas that are difficult to access from the air. Read more ›

Edmund Optics® reinforces its role as a one-stop shop for ultrafast optics, offering one of the largest varieties of off-the-shelf components designed to support femtosecond and picosecond laser systems across diverse industrial and scientific applications.

The portfolio spans high-performance IBS-coated mirrors— featuring products from UltraFast Innovations (UFI), available exclusively through Edmund Optics for industrial use —as well as more cost-effective evaporative coating options. With mirrors, lenses, windows, gratings, filters, and many more component types in stock, engineers can build complete ultrafast systems from a single supplier.

Imperx’s Panther rugged industrial camera with embedded AI core, the AI1-P1911, has been recognized among the best by the 2025 VSD Innovators Awards. The 2025 VSD Innovators Awards celebrates outstanding innovation in machine vision for the engineering industry.
The Panther camera is a groundbreaking achievement in industrial imaging, setting a new standard as the most rugged, low power, easy to integrate, flexible, and high-performance AI-embedded industrial smart camera on the market. Read more ›

LUCID Vision Labs, Inc. announced the launch of its new Triton10 camera family. Featuring Sony’s latest CMOS sensors ranging from 5.0 MP to 24.5 MP, the Triton10 delivers high-speed imaging over a 10GigE interface with RDMA support.
Built on LUCID’s Factory Tough™ platform, the compact IP67-rated Triton10 is designed for space-constrained environments, offering protection against dust and water along with a 17-pin M12 GPIO. The Triton10 with RDMA support enables zero-copy, high-throughput streaming—up to 1.2 GB/s directly to main memory—bypassing the CPU and OS. Read more ›

SinceVision has announced the release of its SHS Series High-Speed Camera. It’s designed for real-time imaging applications in industrial inspection, scientific research, and media production. The SHS Series features a global shutter CMOS sensor that delivers full HD 1920×1080 resolution at an impressive 2250 FPS. Leveraging CoaXPress 2.0 (CXP-12 x4) high-speed transmission technology, the camera reaches data transfer speeds of up to 50 Gbit/s, enabling direct-to-terminal image transmission with virtually zero delay. Read more ›

At Sensors Converge, June 24-26 in Santa Clara, CA, Vision Components presents its modular VC MIPI® Bricks system with new micro-coax and GMSL2 cable options. They enable to build MIPI-based embedded vision systems with cable lengths of up to 10 meters between the camera module and processor board.
The new micro-coax cable comes standard with I-PEX connectors and allows cable lengths of up to 100 cm without additional hardware. Adapters are available for the camera and processor-board sides, which simplify testing and prototyping. Read more ›

XIMEA, has enhanced the current portfolio with models using the new, outstanding Sony CMOS Pregius™ S sensors.

Following the successful market launch of the first Pregius S-based cameras in 2020, XIMEA is continuing the series with camera models based on IMX545, IMX546, IMX547 and other sensors from the Sony 4th generation Pregius S family.
This generation of Sony CMOS sensors utilizes a small pixel size of 2.74 µm in combination with BSI – backside illumination technology.
The small pixel facilitates the use of lower-cost optics and helps to keep the system dimensions very compact by contributing to closer proximity for multi-camera setups. Read more ›

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