Optomotive unveils two new product series at VISION 2022

Following the great interest in the prototype the company disclosed during VISION last year Optomotive at VISION 2022 will present the completely engineered 3D high speed smart sensor series LOM. LOM sensor series consists of highly customizable and user-programmable high-speed laser triangulation sensors based on Optomotive’s FPGA camera technology. The series is designed for high performance inspection and can achieve inspection rates up to 10kHz. Excellent data of shiny and other challenging surfaces is generated by optimized optical design, in-camera PEAK Detection and blue laser light.

It includes high-performance ARM system-on-chip (SoC) technology, combined with a turbocharged industrial AMS imaging sensor and top-quality laser line projector. In-Camera PEAK Detection IP core processes images to produce profiles in 8-bit subpixel resolution.

The second new product family to be introduced at VISION 2022 is Smilodon, a highly customizable and user-programmable FPGA-based high-speed smart camera featuring a Xilinx Zynq FPGA. It includes high-performance ARM System-on-Chip (SoC) technology, combined with high-speed industrial Gpixel imaging sensors available from 5 to 25 MP and a 1 or 10 Gigabit Ethernet interface. Targeted for applications in laser triangulation; motion capture; industrial process automation and industrial quality control Smilodon 10G EVO includes full customizable and user-programmable open-reference design for a high-speed FPGA-based camera and application development system. A suite of versatile and high-performance tools for Xilinx Zynq Ultrascale+ SoC FPGA is used to develop algorithms and process data in real-time.

With two brand-new product lines in the portfolio the upcoming VISION is a special occasion to touch base with the vision-tech audience. “We are excited to present our brand-new products live in Stuttgart and invite all interested visitors to learn more about their capabilities at our booth  G10 in hall 10”, confirms the Optomotive CEO Tomaz Puh.