Imago’s VisionCam LM makes Intertraffic debut

Imago Technologies is showcasing its new VisionCam LM which can unify different components of a line scan application in a single device. A modern, fast Arm Dual-Cortex A15 processor with Linux processes the data from a line scan sensor with up to 8Kb pixels in monochrome or colour. With over four times higher computing power in comparison with a Dual-Cortex A9, line scan rates of up to 50 kHz with 4Kb resolution can be reached and processed.
March 19, 2018 Read time: 1 min
7911 Imago Technologies is showcasing its new VisionCam LM which can unify different components of a line scan application in a single device.


A modern, fast Arm Dual-Cortex A15 processor with Linux processes the data from a line scan sensor with up to 8Kb pixels in monochrome or colour. With over four times higher computing power in comparison with a Dual-Cortex A9, line scan rates of up to 50 kHz with 4Kb resolution can be reached and processed.

Data output takes place through Gigabit Ethernet with the results communicated directly over digital outputs or the RS-232 with the application. Digital inputs, RS-232 and an Encoder interface are provided on the input side to enable perfect synchronisation.

The company is also highlighting its complete range of VisionBoxes and VisionCams.

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