Autor: Eva Tischendorf

Ahrensburg, November 8, 2005 – In keeping with its history as a technology leader, Basler Vision Components is introducing products that support the new GenICam standard for software access to cameras. GenICam is an abbreviation for the “Generic Interface for Cameras". Together with a group of well-known camera, frame grabber, and software library manufacturers, Basler has developed this new standard to improve the compatibility between different camera and interface technologies.

Ahrensburg, November 8, 2005 – Basler Vision Components offers a bundle that includes the eXcite intelligent camera and an embedded version of MVTec’s HALCON software library. This gives our customers the advantage of one-stop shopping.

Ahrensburg, November 8, 2005 – Basler starts serial production of its newest player in the vision components arena, the eXcite. The eXcite integrates a top-quality digital camera and a complete high-performance PC in a small industrial grade housing. A 1.0 GHz MIPS processor running under Linux is the heart of Basler’s eXcite and provides the user with a new generation of performance in the intelligent camera class. Depending on the camera model, the maximum frame rate varies from 60 to 180 frames per second at VGA resolution. New camera variants with 1.45 or 2.0 megapixel CCD Sensors will extend the eXcite family and will be available soon.

Ahrensburg, August 15, 2005 – With the introduction of a variety of innovative products, Basler Vision Components (Basler-VC) maintains its position as the industry’s technical leader and invites visitors to the Vision 2005 show to take a ride into the future. As in past years, Basler’s motto for the show will be reflected in a unique booth design. For this year’s show, the motto will be “Vision for the Future” and it demonstrates Basler’s leading role in adopting the newest technologies. To our customers, Basler-VC is the future-oriented, reliable partner for high-quality camera components.