Teledyne is set to present its newest imaging and vision technologies at the 2025 International Technical Exhibition on Image Technology and Equipment (ITE), taking place December 3–5 in Yokohama, Japan. Visitors to booth D-04 will be able to explore a broad lineup from Teledyne DALSA, FLIR IIS, and e2v, including real-time demonstrations that highlight the company’s most advanced imaging capabilities.
Teledyne’s FLIR IIS lineup will feature several advanced imaging tools designed to address complex vision requirements. The Bumblebee® X stereo camera will be on display, demonstrating its ability to generate highly accurate depth maps with the help of deep-learning enhancement. Visitors will also see the Forge® 1GigE SWIR system in action, highlighting its effectiveness in wafer inspection when paired with a telecentric lens. In addition, the booth will showcase a multi-camera Forge® 5GigE setup working alongside the Xtium™2-XGV 10GigE frame grabber, as well as a live demonstration of the Ladybug®6 panoramic camera capturing full 360-degree visuals.
From the DALSA product family, attendees can explore technologies built for high-speed and high-precision industrial imaging. The Linea™ HS2 will be presented as a TDI camera capable of reaching a 1MHz line rate, making it suitable for demanding applications that require rapid data capture. Another highlight is the AxCIS™ contact image sensor, which offers a 400 mm width for detailed surface inspection. Completing the lineup is the Z-Trak™ Express 1K5, a cost-effective 3D laser profiler developed to streamline in-line inspection tasks.
The e2v demonstrations will focus on imaging solutions that combine sensitivity, versatility, and depth measurement capabilities. One of the key showcases is the pairing of OnyxMax™ and MicroCalibir™, which blends near-infrared, high-sensitivity sensing with thermal imaging to deliver a more complete picture of targets. This hybrid approach provides enhanced performance in applications requiring both spectral and thermal data.
Rounding out the e2v highlights is the Topaz5D™, an affordable option for capturing detailed 2D color images while also performing 3D ranging. Alongside it, the Hydra3D+ time-of-flight camera will demonstrate its capability to deliver high-precision distance measurements at ranges of up to 10 meters. Together, these technologies represent a strong mix of imaging, depth sensing, and thermal capabilities tailored for modern inspection and analysis environments.
Teledyne experts will be on hand throughout the event to discuss how these technologies can support a wide range of imaging challenges and project requirements. The team looks forward to engaging with attendees at ITE 2025.
Teledyne Vision Solutions brings together a uniquely extensive range of industrial and scientific imaging technologies through brands such as Teledyne DALSA, e2v CMOS sensors, FLIR IIS, Lumenera, Photometrics, Princeton Instruments, Judson Technologies, Acton Optics, and Adimec. This collective expertise spans decades and covers the full spectrum of sensing and optical solutions. By pooling strengths and capabilities, Teledyne offers one of the most comprehensive technology portfolios available, supported by global customer service and technical resources equipped to tackle demanding applications.
