With the launch of Visus in production, The Imaging Source offers a robust GigE-Vision camera series leveraging a FPGA architecture and a cost-optimized design within a compact 29Ã29Ã44 mm housing. PoE power delivery, trigger and GPIO interfaces, and full GenICam SFNC compatibility streamline system integration. Available with Sony and onsemi sensors spanning 3.2 MP to 19.7 MP, Visus delivers high-performance, scalable imaging tailored to OEMs, integrators, and large-scale machine vision deployments.
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Visus Cameras Enter Production Ready For Large Scale Implementation
Following completion of its prototype phase, the Visus camera series is now available for standard orders deployments. Integrators and systems houses can seamlessly incorporate these devices into existing and upcoming projects, leveraging a robust platform backed by years of industrial experience. With full production status, the cameras offer consistent performance, scalable integration pathways, and reliability. Stakeholders benefit from streamlined supply chains and predictable delivery timelines for large-scale machine vision applications.
Unified FPGA RAM Flash Integration Accelerates Imaging Firmware Updates
By combining FPGA, RAM, and integrated flash memory within a single hardware module, the Visus platform achieves significantly accelerated image processing performance. This unified design block optimizes data throughput, simplifies firmware updates, and shortens adaptation time for vision applications. Developers benefit from streamlined workflows, quicker deployment cycles, and enhanced operational resilience. Predictable behavior is assured across very demanding industrial environments, providing consistent throughput and robust stability even under fluctuating conditions.
Ultra-compact 29Ã29Ã44mm Housing Offers PoE, Trigger, GPIO, Full GigE-Vision
Measuring just 29 Ã 29 Ã 44 mm, the enclosure reduces length by 13 mm compared to its predecessor, offering a more compact profile ideal for space-constrained applications. Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) support simplifies cabling by combining power and data over a single cable. A trigger/GPI interface plus two configurable GPIO pins enable external event synchronization. Full compliance with GigE Vision standards and GenICam-SFNC compatibility ensures seamless integration with industrial imaging frameworks.
Visus Series Features Five Sensors Covering 3.2-19.7MP Resolution Range
The Visus series from The Imaging Source offers five distinct sensor configurations, encompassing the Sony IMX900 (3.2 MP, global shutter), the onsemi AR0521 (5 MP, rolling shutter), the Sony IMX568 (5 MP, global shutter), the Sony IMX676 (12.5 MP, rolling shutter) and the onsemi AR2020 (19.7 MP, rolling shutter). This comprehensive lineup ensures compatibility with resolution requirements and shutter technologies, facilitating versatile integration across wide range of industrial imaging applications.
Visus Series in Full Production Offers GigE Camera Platform
available in full series production, the Visus series empowers OEMs and system integrators with a contemporary GigE Vision camera platform designed for scalability and reliability. Its mature architecture leverages advanced FPGA integration, PoE support, and streamlined firmware management to ensure consistent performance in large-scale deployments. By balancing high throughput, precise imaging, and cost efficiency, the Visus line minimizes development complexity and accelerates time-to-market for demanding machine vision applications in industrial automation.
Visus GigE-Vision Cameras Offer Future-Proof Architecture And Full Compatibility
The Visus GigE Vision camera series from The Imaging Source combines a future-proof architecture with a compact housing and a comprehensive sensor lineup to address imaging requirements. Enabling Power-over-Ethernet, trigger and I/O, and full GenICam-SFNC compliance, it seamlessly integrates into existing machine vision frameworks. Designed for demanding industrial environments, this solution balances performance, reliability, and cost efficiency, empowering integrators and OEMs to deploy scalable, high-performance vision systems within development timelines.
