With a camera head measuring in at just 32mm x 32mm x 29mm, the Miro N-Series is Vision Research's smallest camera model.
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A Phantom camera was at the center of research being performed on a section of carpeting. The goal of this study was to find if there was a way to improve the quality of non-woven fabric. The Miro 4 was able to capture the image while meeting the requirements of portability and being able to operate the camera without a monitor.
The Phantom Miro LC111 is completely handheld for on-the-spot troubleshooting. Battery and touchscreen controls allow for live playback and display.
The Phantom Miro C110 is the most cost-effective Phantom camera delivered in a small body style that works well inside tight machine spaces.
The Phantom N5 is the smallest camera available and allows machine maintenance to see into areas otherwise considered impossible to reach.
The Phantom VEO340 has a 4 Mpx sensor. The large sensor is perfect for detailed subjects and full HD video delivery.
Combustion research in an industrial setting is vital to ensuring employee and consumer safety. Understanding how a combustion engine works and how to improve it increases customer satisfaction and helps to avoid untimely accidents. Researching combustion can be difficult but Phantom cameras have features that enhance those results.
Digital Image Correlation benefits the Industrial market through stress and material testing. By understand the effects of shock and vibration on machine parts and products efficiency in production and products can be expanded. Phantom cameras work well in multi-camera situations like DIC due to easy synchronization.
Microfluidic research in industrial settings can greatly improve machine efficiency. By studying how lubricants work and how fluids move through cooling system machine maintenance becomes more straightforward and easier to troubleshoot. Phantom cameras have the resolutions and sensitivity necessary to study microscopic fluid movement and gather detailed measurements.
Understanding the workflow requirements of high-speed imaging in the industrial situations can reduce machine downtime and product development. Phantom cameras have a variety of options and features that enhance the workflow process whether memory, environment, or data management are a concern.
Industrial high-speed needs are very specific. Material testing, machine troubleshooting, and stress testing are critical to maintaining top of the line production results. In situations where time is money the proper tool can make all the difference.
The easiest way to decide which camera you will need is to answer four key questions about your facility and its needs.
• Speed - How fast is it going?
• Size & Resolution - How large is the event and what resolution is required?
• Illumination - How much light is required to clearly see the experiment?
• Proximity - How close does the camera need to be to the event?
Regardless of what you are recording, the above will always be important. Please do not hesitate to contact us so that a trained Phantom camera expert can assist you in deciding which camera you will need.