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Dear
Welcome to the EMVA newsletter! Each month it provides hands-on information on machine vision in Europe and the world. Find out about the latest projects of the EMVA, innovative products, what’s going on in the machine vision industry and interesting events.
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Kind regards,
Thomas Lübkemeier
EMVA General Secretary
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Standardisation
Upcoming IVSM Spring 2026 in Prague
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Experts of vision related standards from around the world will meet April 13 – 17 at the NH Prague City Hotel for their 2026 spring meeting supported by the global G3 group formed by A3 (US), CMVU (China), JIIA (Japan), EMVA (Europe) and VDMA (Germany).
The attending vision and image processing technical professionals will discuss the further development of various vision related standards in the different working groups. Allways being one of the highlights, the meeting will include the traditional plugfest where engineers apply the standards connecting a wide range of products to test compatibility, functionality and technical performance.
The spring meeting is hosted and organized by the EMVA, all formal members of the respective working groups are invited to register now. Read more ›
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inVISION Days 2025 – Register Now
EMVA Vision Pitches on Innovations
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The inVISION Days are a free three-day online conference, where machine vision trends will be presented in lectures, keynotes and panel discussions.
From 2-4 December each day one session organised by the EMVA is dedicated to new companies presenting their technologies. The upcoming edition counts on in total 10 presentations from companies located in Belgium, France, Finland, Germany, Switzerland and the UK. Read more ›
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VISION MARKETS Turns 10: Guiding the Machine Vision Industry Through a Decade of Change
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Vision Markets is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. Today, Vision Markets has become a trusted partner for over 130 businesses worldwide, helping clients navigate both rapid growth and unprecedented disruption in the imaging industry.
A decade ago, the machine vision industry was thriving, fuelled by double-digit growth and a relentless drive for innovation. In those early days, optimizing go-to-market, marketing, and sales strategies was the surest way to outpace the competition.
Read more ›
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VISION COMPONENTS
Precision Farming – Plug&Play
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PerPlant turns tractors into smart farming machines—enabled by VC MIPI Cameras and AI edge processing directly on the sensor.
Sustainable use of resources is one of the key challenges in modern agriculture. Farmers are under pressure to use fertilizer, pesticides and water carefully but effectively, while facing increasing demands on yield and traceability.
At the same time, a lack of data and harsh environmental conditions in the field make the task more difficult and dust, vibrations and changing light conditions place high demands on the technology used. What is needed is a solution that is precise, robust and easy to integrate. Read more ›
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EDMUND OPTICS
Expanding Spectroscopy Portfolio with NIST-Backed Wavelength Reference Gas Cells
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Edmund Optics® has expanded its spectroscopy portfolio with the addition of Wavelength References’ Fiber-Coupled Gas Cells and Gas Flow Cells, now available for immediate purchase and fast global shipping through the Edmund Optics marketplace. This launch marks another step in Edmund Optics’ ongoing expansion of its spectroscopy offering, bringing in-stock, NIST-traceable calibration tools to customers worldwide.
Designed for fast, repeatable wavelength calibration, the compact gas cells feature a plug-and-play design that simplifies setup and ensures consistent accuracy across spectroscopy and laser applications. Read more ›
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LUCID VISION LABS
Launches Atlas25 – 25GigE Camera Series with RDMA for High-Speed Industrial Imaging
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LUCID Vision Labs, Inc., a leading designer and manufacturer of industrial cameras, has announced the launch of the Atlas25 camera series, featuring a 25GigE interface and RDMA (Remote Direct Memory Access) for high-speed industrial imaging applications.
The Atlas25 combines Sony’s 4th generation Pregius S CMOS sensors with GigE Vision 3.0 and RoCE v2 (RDMA over Converged Ethernet) to deliver up to 25 Gbps data throughput with low latency and minimal CPU overhead. Designed for applications requiring both performance and reliability, the Atlas25 provides a scalable upgrade path from existing 1, 2.5, 5, and 10 GigE systems while maintaining full GigE Vision compliance. Read more ›
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NEOUSYS
Nuvo-11501 (New!)
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The Nuvo-11501 is a cost-effective, compact, fanless embedded AI computer powered by an Intel® Core™ Ultra 200S series processor. It is an ideal solution for machine vision or factory automation applications that demand cutting-edge CPU performance, cost efficiency, minimal I/O, and flexible storage options.
Powered by the latest Core™ Ultra 200S processors, the Nuvo-11501 delivers nearly 120% of the performance while consuming only 80% of the power compared to the previous generation, thanks to TSMC’s advanced 3nm process technology. In addition to its superior CPU performance, the Core™ Ultra 200S series also features an integrated Neural Processing Unit (NPU), providing enhanced AI inference capabilities alongside rule-based algorithms to meet the demands of modern machine vision applications. Read more ›
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SCHNEIDER KREUZNACH
New DeepEdge coating extends spectral range for OPAL lenses to 380 nm
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The DeepEdge broadband coating is the refined anti-reflection coating from Schneider-Kreuznach. It extends the usable spectral range of lenses down to 380 nm. The new coating is now applied as standard to OPAL series lenses.
At the core of the innovation is the extension of the usable spectral range. The DeepEdge broadband coating is optimized for a wide range from 380 nm to 1000 nm.
The development is a response to increasing requirements in industrial imaging.
Optimized for deep blue light and lasers.
The DeepEdge broadband coating is suitable for applications using specific short-wavelength light sources. With the edge shifted down to 380 nm, it supports 405 nm lasers and LEDs without difficulty. This covers the typical illumination bandwidth and coating tolerances. Read more ›
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SINCE VISION
The Mystery of Electrospinning “Whipping” Captured with 10,000FPS High-Speed Camera
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Discover how SinceVision’s SH6-116 high-speed camera captures the elusive “whipping” motion in electrospinning at 10,000 fps. Visualize polymer jet dynamics in real time and uncover insights that drive better fiber control, morphology, and materials research precision.
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STEMMER IMAGING
Modern Observability Standards Transform Machine Vision Debugging
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Industrial machine vision systems have grown increasingly complex—multiple cameras, edge devices, and processing pipelines operating across distributed environments. When issues arise, traditional logging approaches fall short, providing scattered, unstructured data that lacks context about relationships between events. OpenTelemetry addresses this challenge with standardised observability: end-to-end traces reveal exactly what happens across components, structured logs provide context, and metrics enable performance insights. STEMMER IMAGING now brings this proven technology to machine vision through CVB 15.0, enabling faster debugging, proactive system management, and seamless integration with existing enterprise monitoring tools. Read more ›
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VA IMAGING
Industrial SWIR cameras for precise and accurate vision inspection
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Precision imaging doesn’t have to stop at the visible spectrum. Our industrial SWIR cameras combine visible and short-wave infrared imaging in a single device, offering clear, detailed images even in low light or challenging environments.
Click on the link to discover how our industrial SWIR cameras can enhance your machine vision applications, from moisture detection and semiconductor inspection to medical imaging. Read more ›
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Fraunhofer Vision Seminar on Surface Inspection and Characterization for Quality Assurance
3 – 4 December 2025
Karlsruhe, Germany
Visit Webseite ›
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