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New Control Kit from BitFlow is Ideal for High-Density Input/Output Applications
Provides 36 inputs and 36 outputs that comes in a compact, DIN-rail mounted form factor. Supports TTL, LVDS, open collector, opto-isolated and 24V signaling. Contains 12-pin connector blocks that can be added or removed, but will still lock securely in-place.
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New Frame Grabber Accelerates Video Transmission Speed to 12.5 Gb/s
Claxon-CXP4 4 rushes uplink to 41.6 Mbps. Accommodates capture from up to four CXP-12 or CXP-10 cameras simultaneously plus has high speed inputs and outputs to support an array of sensors and motion encoders. Enables host to send triggers to a camera at rates of 600 kHz in single trigger mode or almost 300 kHz in dual trigger mode.
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BitFlow Technology Used to Develop Robotic Inspection System for Auto Parts Maker
Woburn, MA, December 13, 2019 -- Bitflow has collaborated with engineering firm One Box Vision in developing an automated sheet inspection system for a leading automotive parts manufacturer. BitFlow Axion-CL 2xE frame grabbers are being deployed in the One Box Vision ASIX™ (Automated Sheet Inspection Expert) that incorporates an automated ink marking system for identifying rejects of...
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New CoaXPress-NVIDIA Imaging System with JAI SP-12000C-CXP4 Camera for Image Acquisition
Engineered with low hardware requirements. Coupled with Claxon-CXP4 Quad CXP-12 frame grabber with NVIDIA Jetson TX2 high-density AI computing platform. Resides in compact devices or integrates directly into large mechanical or electrical system.
Read More »BitFlow Helps Inspire Purdue University Students to Engineer Next Generation of Ultra High-Speed Transportation
BitFlow frame grabber accelerates development of human-scale passenger capsule for SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition WOBURN, MA - BitFlow, Inc., a global innovator of frame grabbers for industrial, scientific and military vision systems, today announced its sponsorship of the Purdue University engineering team selected to compete in the January 2017 SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition. The 18-member...
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I/O Box aids integration of multiple machine vision devices.
Supporting TTL, LVDS, open collector, opto-isolated, and 24V signaling, DIN-rail mount BitBox™ provides 36 inputs and 36 outputs. Unit is controlled solely by- BitFlow frame grabber, using same API, driver, and manual, which isolates noisy, high-voltage signals generated by PC. All transmitters and receivers are internally situated. Grouped by signal type, 12-pin connector blocks can be added...
Read More »BitFlow Supports 3rd Party Software for Developing, Deploying and Maintaining Vision Applications
WOBURN, MA - BitFlow, the world's leading innovator of frame grabbers for machine vision and medical imaging, is helping vision engineers build more robust applications that take full advantage of the graphical capabilities of NI LabVIEW-®, Cognex Vision Pro-®, MVTec Halcon-® and other third party software by maintaining its extensive and current library of software drivers. BitFlow drivers...
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Differential Frame Grabber works with legacy equipment.
Leveraging PCIe technologies- and- camera link front end featuring 32-bit differential interface (circa 1997), Neon™-DIF provides upgrade path- that lets differential users keep existing LVDS and RS-422 cameras, cables, and code while benefiting from FlowThru™ architecture. Product can control, acquire, reformat, and transfer video data directly into user's application at camera speeds...
Read More »
BitFlow Partners with NVIDIA to Bring Power of GPUDirect(TM) for Video Technology to Its Frame Grabbers
Streamlined, simplified BitFlow software extension eliminates integration steps WOBURN, MA –- BitFlow, the world's leading innovator of frame grabbers for machine vision and scientific imaging, has partnered with NVIDIA (Nasdaq: NVDA), a pioneer in the art of visual computing, to co-develop a new software extension that fully leverages the power of NVIDIA GPUDirect for Video (DVP) technology...
Read More »Two-Link Frame Grabber supports one 2-link or 2 one-link cameras.
Featuring PCIe x8 interface, Karbon™ CXP2 also works in x16 slots and- provides alternative to 4-link CoaXPress (CXP) frame grabbers for machine vision engineers beginning to integrate one or- 2 CXP cameras into- smaller vision systems. Video acquisition speeds reach up to 6 Gbps, and control commands and triggers are sent at 20 Mbps – all over- one piece of 75 Ω coaxial cable in lengths...
Read More »
New Control Kit from BitFlow is Ideal for High-Density Input/Output Applications
Provides 36 inputs and 36 outputs that comes in a compact, DIN-rail mounted form factor. Supports TTL, LVDS, open collector, opto-isolated and 24V signaling. Contains 12-pin connector blocks that can be added or removed, but will still lock securely in-place.
Read More »
New Frame Grabber Accelerates Video Transmission Speed to 12.5 Gb/s
Claxon-CXP4 4 rushes uplink to 41.6 Mbps. Accommodates capture from up to four CXP-12 or CXP-10 cameras simultaneously plus has high speed inputs and outputs to support an array of sensors and motion encoders. Enables host to send triggers to a camera at rates of 600 kHz in single trigger mode or almost 300 kHz in dual trigger mode.
Read More »
BitFlow Technology Used to Develop Robotic Inspection System for Auto Parts Maker
Woburn, MA, December 13, 2019 -- Bitflow has collaborated with engineering firm One Box Vision in developing an automated sheet inspection system for a leading automotive parts manufacturer. BitFlow Axion-CL 2xE frame grabbers are being deployed in the One Box Vision ASIX™ (Automated Sheet Inspection Expert) that incorporates an automated ink marking system for identifying rejects of...
Read More »
New CoaXPress-NVIDIA Imaging System with JAI SP-12000C-CXP4 Camera for Image Acquisition
Engineered with low hardware requirements. Coupled with Claxon-CXP4 Quad CXP-12 frame grabber with NVIDIA Jetson TX2 high-density AI computing platform. Resides in compact devices or integrates directly into large mechanical or electrical system.
Read More »BitFlow Helps Inspire Purdue University Students to Engineer Next Generation of Ultra High-Speed Transportation
BitFlow frame grabber accelerates development of human-scale passenger capsule for SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition WOBURN, MA - BitFlow, Inc., a global innovator of frame grabbers for industrial, scientific and military vision systems, today announced its sponsorship of the Purdue University engineering team selected to compete in the January 2017 SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition. The 18-member...
Read More »
I/O Box aids integration of multiple machine vision devices.
Supporting TTL, LVDS, open collector, opto-isolated, and 24V signaling, DIN-rail mount BitBox™ provides 36 inputs and 36 outputs. Unit is controlled solely by- BitFlow frame grabber, using same API, driver, and manual, which isolates noisy, high-voltage signals generated by PC. All transmitters and receivers are internally situated. Grouped by signal type, 12-pin connector blocks can be added...
Read More »BitFlow Supports 3rd Party Software for Developing, Deploying and Maintaining Vision Applications
WOBURN, MA - BitFlow, the world's leading innovator of frame grabbers for machine vision and medical imaging, is helping vision engineers build more robust applications that take full advantage of the graphical capabilities of NI LabVIEW-®, Cognex Vision Pro-®, MVTec Halcon-® and other third party software by maintaining its extensive and current library of software drivers. BitFlow drivers...
Read More »
Differential Frame Grabber works with legacy equipment.
Leveraging PCIe technologies- and- camera link front end featuring 32-bit differential interface (circa 1997), Neon™-DIF provides upgrade path- that lets differential users keep existing LVDS and RS-422 cameras, cables, and code while benefiting from FlowThru™ architecture. Product can control, acquire, reformat, and transfer video data directly into user's application at camera speeds...
Read More »
BitFlow Partners with NVIDIA to Bring Power of GPUDirect(TM) for Video Technology to Its Frame Grabbers
Streamlined, simplified BitFlow software extension eliminates integration steps WOBURN, MA –- BitFlow, the world's leading innovator of frame grabbers for machine vision and scientific imaging, has partnered with NVIDIA (Nasdaq: NVDA), a pioneer in the art of visual computing, to co-develop a new software extension that fully leverages the power of NVIDIA GPUDirect for Video (DVP) technology...
Read More »Two-Link Frame Grabber supports one 2-link or 2 one-link cameras.
Featuring PCIe x8 interface, Karbon™ CXP2 also works in x16 slots and- provides alternative to 4-link CoaXPress (CXP) frame grabbers for machine vision engineers beginning to integrate one or- 2 CXP cameras into- smaller vision systems. Video acquisition speeds reach up to 6 Gbps, and control commands and triggers are sent at 20 Mbps – all over- one piece of 75 Ω coaxial cable in lengths...
Read More »