At XIMEA, our camera portfolio consists of 450 cameras and counting. From rugged industrial cameras, super small sub-miniature cameras, blazing fast PCIe high-speed solutions, and cooled scientific cameras, our portfolio is applicable to almost any industry. Our knowledgeable technical sales team is well versed in the broad application space that our cameras inhabit and is […]
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The MX2457 camera by XIMEA sets new standards in industrial imaging. A key highlight is the integration of Sony’s latest IMX811 medium format sensor with an impressive 245.7 MP resolution, making it perfect for tasks like surface inspection, texture capture, and detailed 3D modeling. The camera’s PCIe interface enables high-bandwidth, realtime data transfer – ideal […]
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At the event, XIMEA will be showcasing among others its latest camera series, the xiX-Xtreme. Designed for demanding industrial and scientific applications, the xiX-Xtreme series offers unparalleled performance and flexibility. Equipped with state-of-the-art Sony Pregius S sensors and high-speed PCIe interfaces, these cameras deliver exceptional image quality and data throughput. Key features of the […]
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The event, taking place from January 28-30 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California, will feature XIMEA’s latest advancements in subminiature camera technology. At booth number 3674, attendees will explore XIMEA’s compact and high-performance cameras designed for demanding applications. The subminiature xiMU cameras offer exceptional image quality, super small form factor, and robust construction, […]
continue readingWithin the realm of modern technology, cameras have progressed from mere devices capturing visible light to sophisticated tools divulging concealed facets of the electromagnetic spectrum. One of the innovations is the UV camera, delving beyond human visual perception, and unlocking a realm of information that was previously unattainable. UV cameras operate on the principle of […]
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Pushing the limits For a long time, the diffraction limit defined by Ernst Abbe described a natural barrier limiting the ability of optics to resolve small objects. In its original sense, the Abbe limit states that shorter wavelengths allow higher image resolution and therefore a heightened ability to observe small structural features in the […]
continue readingWelcome back Photonics West! XIMEA’s first show in the 2023 trade show season will be the SPIE. Photonics West. The team will be presenting the latest developments in scientific and industrial cameras and we are looking forward to discuss with you the latest requirements. You wil find us at booth #3165, from January 31th to […]
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Outstanding properties of the next evolution of Sony CMOS sensors include the small pixel size in combination with BSI – backside illumination technology. Small pixels means that sensors with a high resolution of 24.5 Mpix can stay very compact contributing to closer proximity for multi camera setups. The backside illumination compensates for the small pixel […]
continue readingContinuous progress in scientific fields places ever higher demands on the tools used in various research application areas. To meet these increased requirements XIMEA has integrated the newest technologies improving the parameters important for the scientific community. This progress started with the introduction of the newest Scientific CMOS (sCMOS) sensors by Gpixel company, assembled mainly […]
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Last year marked another step in the slow discontinuation of CCD sensors. The biggest impact had the announcement of End of Life status for large format KAI sensors from ON Semiconductor (originally from Kodak and later Truesense) like the 11 Mpix KAI-11002, 16 Mpix KAI-16000 or KAI-16070 and 29 Mpix KAI-29052. XIMEA was utilizing these sensors […]
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