XIMEA, a globally renowned provider of innovative imaging solutions, is excited to announce its participation in SPIE Photonics West 2025. The event, taking place from January 28-30, 2025, at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California, will feature XIMEA's latest advancements in subminiature camera technology.

At booth number 3674, attendees will explore XIMEA's compact and high-performance cameras designed for demanding applications.

subminiature xiMU cameras

The subminiature xiMU cameras offer exceptional image quality, super small form factor, and robust construction, making them ideal for a wide range of industries, for example:

  • Machine vision
  • Medical and scientific imaging
  • Robotics and many more

Key features of XIMEA's subminiature cameras

  • 5.0–19.6 Mpix
  • Up to 48 FPS
  • Rolling and global shutter options

Latest camera innovations 

"We are thrilled to showcase our latest subminiature camera innovations at SPIE Photonics West," said Kevin Toerne, Managing Director at XIMEA Corp.

He adds, "Our commitment to providing cutting-edge imaging solutions has driven us to develop cameras that meet the most demanding requirements of our customers. We invite attendees to visit our booth to learn more about how our products can enhance their applications."

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