Basler AG

An der Strusbek 60-62
Ahrensburg, Schleswig-Holstein 22926
Germany
49-4102-463-500
49-4102-463-599
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Basler is a leading international manufacturer of imaging components for computer vision applications such as cameras, lenses, frame grabbers, software as well as embedded vision solutions, customized products and consulting services. The products are used in a variety of computer vision markets, including factory automation, medical, traffic, logistics, retail, and robotics. Founded in 1988, the Basler Group employs approximately 1000 people at its headquarters in Ahrensburg and other locations in Europe, Asia and North America. 

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The racer 2 line scan camera series has added 12 new racer 2 S models for mainstream applications.
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pylon AI image analysis software includes the pylon AI Platform for Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) and four pylon AI vTools.
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The imaFlex CXP-12 Quad frame grabber expands the CoaXPress 2.0 portfolio.
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The dart M board-level camera with a GigE interface is available in VGA, 1.6 Mpixel, and 2.3 Mpixel resolutions.
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Industrial-grade stereo cameras are used in robots to perceive their surroundings in real time using 3D imaging.
Sixteen new models in the ace 2 camera family use Gpixel CMOS sensors GMAX2505 and GMAX2509 with resolutions of 5 and 9 Mpixels, respectively.
Six new camera models in the boost series with CoaXPress 2.0 interfaces include XGS series sensors for resolutions of 20, 32, and 45 Mpixels (8K).
Seven interface cards with 1GigE, 1GigE Power over Ethernet, and 10GigE have one to four ports, making it possible to implement a variety of multi-camera systems for vision applications...

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The blaze camera uses the time-of-flight method for a range of 3D vision applications.
The Boost bundle consists of a camera and the CXP-12 interface card, which aids the camera in automated optical inspection applications.
The company's Standard and Premium camera lenses come in focal lengths of 1/1.25 to 1.1 in. and all conventional focal lengths.
Integrating VCSEL technology, the Blaze industrial 3D camera operates in the near-IR spectrum.
The ace U cameras have resolutions of 6 and 12 Mpixels, and are equipped with the IMX178 and IMX226 sensors from Sony's STARVIS line.
Lenses for sensors up to 2/3 in. are available with a resolution of up to 2 Mpixels.
The ToF Camera operates on the pulsed time-of-flight principle.
All new models in the Ace series, as well as all cameras in the Dart and Pulse series, are now equipped with PGI patent-pending technology.
The dart and pulse camera series now includes the EV76C570 sensor from e2V, which has a pixel size of 4.5 × 4.5 µm and 2 Mpixel resolution.
Now available with CMV2000 and CMV4000 CMOS sensors by CMOSIS, the acA2000-50 and acA2040-25 GigE cameras provide 2 Mpixel resolution and 50 fps and 4 Mpixel resolution and 25...