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  • Deep Depleted CCD Cameras for Raman Spectroscopy In vivo and Medical Diagnostics

    Raman spectroscopy is an important measurement technique in life sciences and biotechnology, from nanoscale experiments analyzing the structure of single biochemical molecules to detection of disease and monitoring properties of tissue.

  • Introduction to Raman Spectroscopy

    Raman spectroscopy is an optical scattering technique that is widely used for the identification of materials and the characterization of their properties. It is commonly applied in material science, chemistry, physics, life science and medicine, the pharmaceutical and semiconductor industries, process and quality control and forensics.

  • Bose-Einstein Condensate

    BEC can be described as matter created from matter waves. It is formed when a gas composed of specific particles – “bosonic” particles – is cooled very close to absolute zero. At this low temperature, the wavelength of the matter becomes so large that the wave-like atoms oscillate harmoniously and become indistinguishable, thus forming BEC.

  • Putting Doughnuts on the Line

    This video provides an overview of the integration of robotics, multi-dimensional 2D and 3D vision inspection, and software processing that results in minimized costs and maximized production.

  • Introducing TurboDrive

    TurboDrive is a mode of operation used to push past the gigabit Ethernet speed ceiling, allowing a GigE Vision cameras to send pixel information at a rate in excess of 125 MB/s and speeding up line and frame rates beyond the nominal link capacity.

  • Polarization Imaging

    Polarization offers numerous benefits, not only detecting geometry and surface, but measuring physical properties that are not detectable using conventional imaging. In machine vision, it can be used to detect stress, inspect objects, reduce glare from transparent objects, and enhance contrast for objects that are difficult to distinguish otherwise. When combined with phase detection, polarization imaging is much more sensitive than conventional imaging.

  • Customer Complaint Resolution

    At Teledyne DALSA, we believe customer satisfaction is important and timely complaint resolution is critical for our customers. We are committed to providing high quality products and services to all our customers. If customers are not satisfied with our products or services, we want to make sure their concerns are handled efficiently and in a timely manner.

  • Teledyne announces newest version of the Sapera Vision software including Rotated Object Detection

    Teledyne DALSA is pleased to announce its latest Sapera™ Vision Software Edition is available. This release includes enhanced versions of its AI training graphical tool Astrocyte™ 1.50, and its image processing and AI libraries Sapera Processing 9.50.

  • Low-Cost Mobile Mapping

    Horus relies on a high-resolution spherical camera to enable automated road inspection at highway speed

  • Teledyne DALSA’s Falcon4-CLHS 11.2M camera engineered for high-performance imaging applications

    The new Falcon4-CLHS model delivers an easy-to-use CLHS interface camera that has been specifically engineered for industrial imaging applications requiring high-speed data transfer. This latest model can reach a frame rate of up to 609 fps in full 11.2 MP resolution, and multiple thousands of frames per second in partial scan mode. When using the sensor’s binning mode, it can reach a very large pixel full well capacity of over 160Ke.

  • Teledyne’s new high-resolution multispectral line scan camera extends defect detection beyond the surface

    The Linea ML 8k multispectral camera offers versatile capabilities to meet the increasingly demanding requirements of a number of today’s challenging inspection applications, like banknotes, passports, and other high security print,” said Xing-Fei He, Senior Product Manager at Teledyne DALSA. “In addition, we have been able to deliver spectrally independent outputs of the RGB and NIR channels which enables accurate defect detection both on and under the surface of products like semiconductor wafers and printed circuit boards (PCBs) in a single scan, greatly simplifying vision system designs

  • Teledyne to present its latest innovations for Unmanned Systems at AUVSI XPONENTIAL exhibition

    At booth #2107, Teledyne FLIR, DALSA, Lumenera and Geospatial, will showcase innovative imaging solutions for unmanned systems including compact and board-level cameras, compact lidar sensors, 360° spherical and thermal imaging devices for defense, municipal infrastructure, precision agriculture, power line surveillance, mapping, surveying, and mining. Product and application specialists will be available to discuss your specific requirements.