Fast, Small, Excellent. Prosilica's EC650 CCD camera with firewire interface (IEEE-1394) runs 90 fps at 640x480 resolution. High-sensitivity, excellent image quality, and advanced features make this camera suitable for a wide range of applications. Very small size to fit into tight spaces. The EC650 is DCAM compliant (IIDC 1.31) and works 'plug-and-play' with many software packages. (read more)

PixeLINK is a manufacturer of high-performance color and monochrome CCD and CMOS cameras designed for machine vision and industrial inspection applications. PixeLINK's CCD cameras are available in three configurations and can be customized for OEM applications. (read more)

The CCD 3041 is a 2048(H) x 2048(V) solid state Charge Coupled Device (CCD) full frame sensor. The CCD is intended for advanced scientific, aerospace, industrial, and medical imaging applications. The CCD 3041 active area is organized as an array of 2048 horizontal by 2048 vertical imaging elements. (read more)

The CCD 111 is a monolithic 256-element linear CCD or Charge Coupled Device. This linear CCD is designed for optical character recognition and other machine vision applications that require high sensitivity and high-speed. (read more)

For a user looking for an inexpensive industrial inspection camera that has the ability to capture, control and display, Sentech's STC-CS33USB camera is a great solution. (read more)

GibbsCAM® is a state-of-the-art, PC-based computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) system for programming computer numerically controlled (CNC) machine tools. (read more)

Vision Research has introduced the Phantom® CineStation™ – a docking station for the company's popular CineMag hot-swappable, non‑volatile memory. (read more)

The EC1380 is an ultra-compact CCD camera with IEEE-1394 interface. The plug-and-play ease of use and high performance differentiate this camera. The Sony IXC-285 CCD sensor with ExView HAD technology was chosen for its very high sensitivity, high quality and excellent performance. CCD sensors don't get any better than this. (read more)

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There are several types of files which ProtoCAM can accept as input data. We can accept files from any CAD package, provided the geometry is exported into an STL (stereolithography) file format. The STL file format is standard for the Rapid Prototyping industry. (read more)