Sony Exmor vs Sony STARVIS sensors; a detailed comparison
Exmor, Exmor R, STARVIS, and Exmor RS are four highly popular series of Sony sensors in markets like industrial, retail, medical, etc. Get a detailed
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Achieving a frame rate of 800 fps with e-con’s 13MP camera module
Achieving a high frame rate starts with understanding the factors determining it. Get to know how e-con customized its 13 MP camera module to achieve
Why RGB-IR cameras are crucial to enable imaging performance in key medical applications
RGB-IR cameras come with pixels dedicated to both visible and IR light, which enhances the effectiveness of multi-band imaging. See in detail how these cameras
What is low latency camera streaming?
Low latency streaming ensures there are only negligible lags while capturing high-quality, real-time images. Discover four important factors that affect low latency streaming and the
Decoding custom barcodes using e-con cameras
Barcodes come in different types and reading a custom barcode requires the camera to be designed differently. Get a sneak peek into how e-con Systems’
How embedded vision is contributing to the AI revolution in autonomous tractors
Autonomous tractors are a big part of high-precision modern agricultural practices. See how they leverage embedded vision to carry out various tasks. Also learn the
What is Lens Vignetting in Embedded Cameras?
Lens vignetting is the reduction of brightness/saturation from an image’s center to its four corners. Find out what causes lens vignetting, its different types, and
What is strobe function in a camera? How to enable strobe in e-con’s 13MP USB cameras?
The strobe function optimizes power consumption by controlling external flashlights. Know how strobe works in different scenarios and how to enable it in e-con’s AR1335-based
Role of embedded vision in telepresence robots and some of the key camera features
Telepresence robots deliver next-gen video conferencing experiences by working in combination with devices like PCs, laptops, smartphones, or tablets. Look at the various functions of
What is an IR-cut filter – and why do embedded vision applications need it?
An IR-cut filter is a mechanical shutter that blocks or delivers light in the IR spectrum to enable true color reproduction. Learn how an IR-cut