The frame grabber is an add-in computer peripheral board designed to capture one or more still frames from a video input source, typically a camera.

Choosing the right video interface may mean the difference between success and failure for vision system designers.

Over the last four decades the demand for quality in manufacturing has dramatically increased.

Cameras are everywhere. The need for increased automation, higher quality manufacturing, and smarter machines has fueled the growth of vision being embedded into machines, robots and other systems that can use visual data to gain a more complete understanding of the environment around them.

The A406k provides 209 frames per second (fps) at full resolution of 2,320 by 1,726 pixels.

The credit-card-sized GB-Series cameras are designed for OEM applications that require machine vision cameras within tight spaces.