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Hikrobot CI Series Infrared Camera for Industrial Machine Vision Applications

The Hikrobot CI Series Infrared Camera bridges the performance gap in industrial automation by combining advanced thermal and short-wave infrared (SWIR) imaging technologies to visualize data hidden from visible-light systems. Equipped with high-sensitivity sensors and robust GigE Vision data transmission, this versatile camera series enhances accuracy and quality control across demanding sectors such as semiconductor manufacturing, electronics testing, and new energy battery production.

It adopts high-sensitivity Vanadium Oxide uncooled detector with a response band of 8-14μm, can visualize temperature information and measure the temperature characteristics of objects. Can meet the new application needs in New Energy, Auto Parts, Electronic Semiconductors and other industries.

The Hikrobot CI Series Long-Wave Infrared (LWIR) cameras are high-performance, digital industrial machine-vision cameras engineered specifically for high-sensitivity temperature visualization, measurement, and thermal defect detection.

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Core Sensor: Built with a highly sensitive Vanadium Oxide (VOx) uncooled detector.
Spectral Band: Operates in the ...

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