Xenics Serval

VISION 2014: Xenics Introduces "Serval" IP67 Ruggedized LWIR Camera for Industrial Vision

Xenics Serval

Xenics will introduce its newly developed Serval

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14/10/2014

Xenics will introduce its newly developed Serval, a small-form-factor, maintenance-free thermal LWIR camera for industrial use. Serval is based on the proven Xenics Gobi-GigE series and targets demanding applications in harsh environments. At Vision 2014, Xenics will exhibit in Booth 1G44, Hall 1.






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