About This Webinar
High-speed imaging technology means different things to different people. To Emergent Vision Technologies, high-speed imaging refers to ultrahigh data and frame rates. The president and CTO of Emergent Vision Technologies, John Ilett discusses the benefits of 10, 25, 50, and 100 GigE camera technologies.
He also covers camera synchronization and triggering, camera multiplexing and multicasting, standard accessories and cable options, and the low CPU overhead, low latency, and low jitter associated with GigE Vision technology. Additionally, he provides a number of real-life examples involving 10, 25, 50, and 100 GigE cameras and compares them to competing interface options in terms of performance and cost.
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About the presenter:
John Ilett, president and CTO of Emergent Vision Technologies, has led the Emergent team from startup to highly successful bleeding-edge imaging design and manufacturing corporation. Under Ilett's direction and vision, Emergent has been first to market with award-winning GigE Vision cameras at speeds of 10, 25, 50, and now, 100 GigE - making Emergent cameras the fastest in the industry. As part of this development, Emergent also works to make ultrahigh-speed cameras such as these more accessible, with bleeding-edge processing technologies.
About the sponsor:
Emergent Vision Technologies, founded in 2007, is a provider of high-speed imaging cameras. It is the first company to provide cameras based on 10, 25, 50, and 100 GigE interfaces. Emergent's high-speed cameras are widely used in the areas of inspection and automation, sports technology, virtual reality, 3D mapping, traffic, and more.