APG-PG36-BB

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Machine vision is an integral part of the robotics industry. In order to perform tasks accurately and reliably, robotic systems require an advanced, precise imaging mechanism. The APG-PG36-BB is an automated imaging camera designed to bring high-end capabilities to robots and other automated machines.The APG-PG36-BB camera is designed to deliver high-quality image data for applications such as robot navigation, object detection and recognition, precise measurement and tracking, and 3D mapping. It features a 36 megapixel (MP) CMOS sensor that enables highly detailed images to be captured. The camera has a maximum ISO rating of 6,400, allowing for high sensitivity and accuracy in capturing images in low-light environments. It has a frame rate of 7 frames per second at full resolution (36 MP).In addition to its advanced imaging technology, the APG-PG36-BB also has a versatile form factor. It measures 3" x 4" x 1.5", making it easy to fit into robotic and machine vision applications. It weighs just 4.3 ounces, making it lightweight and portable. The camera also features a range of mounting options, allowing for easy integration with any robotic or automation system.The APG-PG36-BB offers a comprehensive software suite that can be used to enhance the capabilities of the camera. The software includes image analysis, object detection, and motion analysis tools, allowing for the automated capture and analysis of images. It also has a range of interfaces, allowing for integration with a variety of robotic and machine vision systems.The APG-PG36-BB is a great choice for those looking to incorporate high-end imaging capabilities into their robot or automation systems. With its advanced imaging technology, versatile form factor, and range of software capabilities, the APG-PG36-BB can help to ensure accuracy and reliability in robotic and machine vision applications.

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