The Imaging Source announces with deep sadness the passing of its founder, Rolf Bollhorst. Rolf was a distinguished engineer and a guiding presence within the organization. Through his innovation, entrepreneurial leadership, and strong personal values, he shaped both our company and the field of machine vision. Throughout his career, Rolf demonstrated an unwavering commitment to […]
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The Imaging Source, international manufacturer of machine vision cameras and industrial imaging software, announces the launch of its Aptiris Series, a new line of compact USB 3.1 autofocus industrial cameras designed to deliver consistently sharp imaging in environments where object distance, working distance, or system geometry cannot remain constant. Engineered for integrators and product developers […]
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The Imaging Source, international manufacturer of machine vision cameras and industrial imaging software, announces its newly restructured machine vision optics portfolio. The updated offering provides a broad selection of lenses that align closely with its industrial and embedded products for a wide range of machine vision applications, including demanding, high-precision use cases. Introducing clearly defined […]
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The Imaging Source, international manufacturer of machine vision cameras and industrial imaging software, announces that its Acuva series of GMSL2 cameras has officially entered series production. With series production now underway, Acuva cameras are available for regular ordering and integration into a variety of embedded vision applications. The Imaging Source: One Partner. One Solution. Complete […]
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The Imaging Source, international manufacturer of industrial cameras and machine-vision software, announces that its Visus series of GigE industrial cameras has officially entered full series production. Following the successful prototype rollout earlier this year, the Visus platform is now ready for standard ordering, large-scale deployment, and OEM integration across a wide range of machine-vision applications. […]
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The Imaging Source, a leading provider of industrial and embedded cameras and imaging solutions, today announced the release of Imaging Control IC 4 SDK, GigE Vision and USB3 Vision GenTL Drivers, and IC Capture, the latest versions of its powerful software development kit for industrial and embedded cameras. This update delivers significant enhancements in usability, […]
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The Imaging Source, international manufacturer of machine vision cameras and software for industrial imaging, announces that its 47G Series GigE board-level cameras has entered full series production. Following the initial prototype release in June, all models in the series are now available for standard and volume machine vision projects. The compact 47G Series offers a […]
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The Imaging Source, international manufacturer of machine vision cameras and industrial imaging software, announces the launch of its Acuva series, the company’s first camera line with a GMSL2 interface. Acuva combines high-speed data transfer, extended cable support, IP67-rated housing, and a complete ecosystem of accessories to simplify embedded vision integration in demanding industrial environments. The […]
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The Imaging Source, international manufacturer of machine vision cameras and software for industrial imaging, announces the release of its new Visus series, a next-generation line of GigE industrial cameras designed to offer modern and future-proof architecture, improved performance, and greater efficiency with a cost-optimized design. As a new addition to The Imaging Source’s GigE portfolio, […]
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The Imaging Source, a leading manufacturer of industrial and embedded vision cameras, is pleased to announce a new reseller partnership with ADPIX SAS, a trusted imaging technology distributor based in Pertuis, France. The partnership was formalized during the Journées Technologiques 2025 event, hosted by ADPIX SAS from June 11–12, 2025, and marks a strategic step […]
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