ANYANG, South Korea and SHANGHAI, March 21, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Vieworks, a global leader in machine vision, presents the latest industrial cameras at Vision China 2019 (Booth# W5.5102) from March 20th to 22nd. This is Asia's largest trade fair for photonics industry that takes place in Shanghai every year. Last year, there were over 558,000 trade visitors and 977 exhibitors from 25 countries.
Based on Vieworks' unrivaled technology, the VP-151M camera provides wider dynamic range. The Thermoelectric Cooling Peltier (TEC) technology maintains the operating temperature of the CMOS image sensor at up to 15 degree Celsius below ambient temperature. The camera provides stable operating condition and the ability to expose for a long period of time to increase camera sensitivity. Featured with stable operating capability and high resolution, the camera is ideal for demanding applications such as FPD, PCB and semiconductor inspections.
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About Vieworks Co., Ltd.
With the state-of-the-art technology in imaging, Vieworks presents to the machine vision industry a wide variety of industrial cameras including ultra-high resolution cameras with its signature pixel shifting technology. Through the Nano-stage Pixel Shifting technology, Vieworks overcame the resolution of conversional sensors. Vieworks also adapted Thermoelectric Cooling Technology (TEC), allowing stable camera performance even in the high-temperature environment. As an image expert, Vieworks is committed to not only advance the ultra-high resolution camera technologies but also provide convenience and precise quality management at industrial operation sites and systems. For more information, please visit www.vieworks.com.
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