FRAMOS is leading the market to integrate Analog Devices’ new GMSL3 technology in the embedded vision environment. Camera developers can use the flexible FRAMOS Sensor Module (FSM) Ecosystem to validate a large variety of image sensors in the lab and in the field. GMSL3 can transmit high frame rates (4K, 90 fps) over cable lengths of up to 14 meters with unprecedented efficiency.
Latest vision technologies and best-in-class solutions under one roof: “See the Difference” at embedded world in Nuremberg in hall 2 at the FRAMOS booth 2-555
Beginning in April, FRAMOS will introduce the new Intel® RealSense™ D405 depth camera to its product portfolio. The D405 is the smallest model in the D400 series – a compact, short-range stereo camera that delivers sub-millimeter accuracy.
In cooperation with EMVA, FRAMOS is hosting another training course on the EMVA 1288 standard, exploring numerous popular innovations in the latest release 4.0. The updated online training takes place May 3-5, 2022 with Prof. Dr. Bernd Jähne.
FRAMOS extended its Sensor Module Ecosystem with the FSM-IMX678. This new module has the IMX678 CMOS image sensor from Sony Semiconductor Solutions and can be used for testing and validation in solutions designed for security and Smart City, low-light applications in industry, AGV, and logistics drones. FSM-IMX678 will be a good choice for projects in medical industry, microscopy, Augmented / Virtual Reality. 
FRAMOS, the global leading supplier of imaging components, welcomes Daniel Otto as its Chief Revenue Officer (CRO). Since the start of February, Daniel Otto is the worldwide head of sales and marketing and is part of the management team.
Learn about the latest advances in Embedded Vision and 3D technology with FRAMOS at MODEX 2022. The imaging expert will be presenting its imaging and embedded vision portfolio while providing practical solutions to industry-specific challenges.
FRAMOS is well placed to respond to rising demand in the vision market despite upstream product shortages (e.g. semiconductors), or pandemic-related supply chain delays.
FRAMOS is now introducing a GigE user space driver to simplify the setup of container virtualisations – such as Docker – for the FRAMOS D400e depth camera series.
FRAMOS continues to expand its portfolio and support for the latest ToF and SWIR sensors by developing comprehensive support packages for these innovative vision technologies.
Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation has launched two types of stacked event-based vision sensors. These sensors designed for industrial equipment are capable of detecting only subject changes, and achieve the industry’s smallest pixel size of 4.86 μm.
Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation has launched the new IMX487 with the UV (ultraviolet light) wavelength and the industry’s highest effective pixel count of approximately 8.13 megapixels.
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