How-To: Simply get started with event-based cameras
Event-Based Imaging with IDS uEye EVS Camera | High-Speed Motion Analysis & Vibration Monitoring
Event-based imaging is one of the most transformative innovations in machine vision since the integration of artificial intelligence. With sensors like the Sony IMX636, developed with Prophesee, this technology captures only changes in brightness—pixel by pixel—while ignoring static background data. The result: drastically reduced data volumes and ultra-fast temporal resolution.
In this talk, we introduce the IDS uEye EVS camera and show how event-based vision unlocks new application potential, including 1-pixel-accurate vibration monitoring and high-speed object tracking, even in challenging lighting conditions. We also explain the software concept and demonstrate how to integrate this cutting-edge technology into your own solutions.
Session Timeline:
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00:00 – Why Event-Based Vision Matters
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01:45 – Frame-Based vs. Event-Based Sensor Technology
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09:01 – How the IDS uEye EVS Camera Works
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15:48 – Industrial & Non-Industrial Application Examples
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22:42 – Final Thoughts and Summary
Key Benefits:
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Real-time motion data without unnecessary static info
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Ideal for high-speed, high-precision scenarios
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Lower data load for transmission and processing
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Lighting-independent performance
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Easily integrable into industrial applications
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Below you will find links to help you install and configure the cameras
Previous Video about uEye EVS camera
Link uEye EVS Camera
Link Phropheese Software: Metavision SDK
Link Phropheese Software OpenEB
Contact Phropheese
Link IDS Software Plugin
Link suitable lens
Link suitable cable
Whether you're developing advanced automation systems or working in research and diagnostics, event-based vision offers a new dimension in precision and speed.
Watch now to explore how the IDS uEye EVS camera changes what’s possible in machine vision.