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PROMON SCOPE G4 – Seeing is believing - increase productivity and reduce downtime A frame rate of up to 3500 frames per second is more than 100 times faster than standard video and allows you to monitor any process in detail. PROMON SCOPE G4 is the tool for detecting trends and catching those sporadic and intermittently occurring incidents in high-speed recording and play it back in slow motion. See your events too fast for the human eye in detail and take corrective actions. Reduce your downtime and waste of material. Datasheet: HSI - AOS_PROMON Scope G4

ProAnalyst® is the world's premier software package for video-based motion analysis. Used extensively by NASA engineers, investigators, biologists, physicists, medical professionals, and athletes, ProAnalyst is the ideal companion software to any scientific researcher with a video camera. Identify important features in video and measure their position, velocity, angular acceleration, size, shape, and other useful properties. Graph and filter the resulting motion data inside ProAnalyst, compare them against external data, and export to a variety of output formats. Users can also create frame-by-frame annotations, build 1-D, 2-D, 3-D, and Arena motion models, and export their analyzed videos with overlays for presentation.

The PROMON U series are very competitive entry level high speed camera systems recording directly to PC via USB3. PROMON U cameras connect directly to PC via USB3 without need for additional cabling. The camera comes with the powerful Imaging Studio V4 software for piloting the camera, recording, playback and export of sequences. Via the software the user can set the system to record into PC DRAM for seconds or setup a video stream directly to hard disk for minutes or even hours. Depending on the model PROMON U cameras offer stunning data rates of e.g. PROMON U1000 with1920 x1080...

The VIC-3D IR system conveniently allows white light and IR images to be simultaneously acquired for thermal and surface strain analysis.  The digital image correlation (DIC) strain data can now be synchronized and calibrated with IR temperature data.   Datasheet: HSI-VIC-3D-IR_System