The company plans to demonstrate a diverse portfolio of imaging platforms, ranging from high-resolution industrial inspection tools to specialized thermal and multispectral sensors. Key highlights include the Sirius Max, a long-range 3D perception platform that utilizes Lumotive LCM technology for software-defined scanning, and the ASTRO Stereo Camera. The latter leverages dual 5.1MP global-shutter sensors and NVIDIA Holoscan connectivity to handle high-bandwidth depth perception and 3D reconstruction tasks.
Beyond specialized stereo vision, the exhibition will feature the IMX530-based camera, designed for high-precision industrial tasks like logistics and automated barcode recognition. For applications requiring spectral analysis, such as food inspection or environmental monitoring, the company is showcasing its IMX454-based multispectral camera, which captures 41 spectral channels. The lineup is rounded out by the DragonFire thermal sensor and the Dragonfly 4K camera, reinforcing the company's focus on providing versatile, ready-to-deploy hardware for edge AI and autonomous machine vision environments.
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