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NIT introduces new GigE viewer software and SDK in Python.

To fulfill the need for a fast and precise process monitoring, NIT has designed a specific “Soft Trigger” mode for its flagship WiDy SenS VGA InGaAs SWIR GigE Vision camera. This mode reduces the latency between the beginning of the exposure time and delivery to the host system of the produced image. Therefore, the inspection system increases the checking rate.

NIT introduces the First Commercially Available SWIR InGaAs Sensor @7.5um pitch

NIT is glad to present to you at Photonics West 2020 its newest High-Performance air-cooled SWIR camera featuring Low Dark current for Long exposure applications.

PoE is now available on all our WiDy Sens GigE cameras.
PoE has been now fully implemented in our family of WiDy Sens GigE cameras, thus greatly simplifying cabling and connecting machine vision cameras to industrial networks, while keeping triggering options for system integration.
Our GigE SWIR cameras deliver high sensitivity and high dynamic range (120dB) at a frame rate of up to 220 FPS in full VGA mode and are compatible with most third-party image players.

Join us at FABTECH 2019 – booth#A3742 (Nov.11-14) to experience our cameras in action in the Welding & Additive Manufacturing industry

NIT’s presentation at EPIC Meeting on New Space

NIT welcomes you at booth N7-318, DSEI 2019 London for seeing its new WiDy SenS GigE.

NIT launches a new SWIR camera on June 25th. The WiDy SenS GigE, with a proven standard interface, for industrial applications.