Mako CMOS cameras: quality made affordable

The latest entrants in Allied Vision’s low-cost Mako camera family are perfect for users looking for a high performance, entry-level camera. From the Mako G-234 which Sony’s new IMX249 CMOS sensor, to the MakoU-029, Mako U-51 amd Mako U-130, which are all equipped with OnSemi’s PYTHON CMOS sensors, to the Mako U-503 which utilises Aptina’s MT9P031 CMOS sensor, the small form factor of the Mako makes it easy to integrate into systems for various applications such as industrial imaging, inspection, or roboti
July 5, 2016 Read time: 1 min
New Mako cameras from Allied Vision

The latest entrants in 518 Allied Vision technologies’s low-cost Mako camera family are perfect for users looking for a high performance, entry-level camera.

From the Mako G-234 which Sony’s new IMX249 CMOS sensor, to the MakoU-029, Mako U-51 amd Mako U-130, which are all equipped with OnSemi’s PYTHON CMOS sensors, to the Mako U-503 which utilises  Aptina’s MT9P031 CMOS sensor, the small form factor of the Mako makes it easy to integrate into systems for various applications such as industrial imaging, inspection, or robotics.

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