e-con Systems
e-con Systems will unveil the NetraVis active-stereo 3D depth camera at VISION 2026 in Stuttgart.
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e-con Systems
e-con Systems will unveil the NetraVis active-stereo 3D depth camera at VISION 2026 in Stuttgart.
Global provider of embedded machine vision systems e-con Systems will showcase its latest AI-powered vision cameras for mobility, humanoids, robotics and intelligent transportation systems (ITS) at VISION 2026, October 6-8, at Messe Stuttgart, Germany.
The company said that booth visitors can experience live demos, including the debut of NetraVis, e-con Systems’ active-stereo 3D depth camera. The booth will also feature a live demo of other technologies, including a new heated optics camera, along with Edge AI ALPR and Turret camera offerings for AI-powered traffic monitoring and enforcement.
e-con Systems said that NetraVis achieves exceptional depth precision with ≤1% deviation over depth ranges, enabling accurate obstacle detection, spatial perception and real-time decision-making for robots operating in dynamic indoor environments. The company said that the camera is powered by dual global-shutter sensors, a synchronized RGB sensor and an onboard IMU.
e-con Systems said that NetraVis is designed for technologies such as:
“As vision systems take on more demanding roles in robots and vehicles, image quality alone is not enough,” said Ashok Babu, president at e-con Systems. “Customers need imaging, optics, AI edge processing and system integration to work together reliably in the field. At VISION 2026, we will demonstrate how we are bringing these capabilities together across 3D perception, heated optics and intelligent traffic applications, and discuss how they can be adapted to specific deployment needs.”
The company said that it will showcase its STURDeCAM31FSH, a rugged GMSL-based heated optics camera built to maintain clear imaging through extreme temperature changes. e-con Systems said that an integrated lens heater de-ices optics down to -40°C and prevents condensation as vehicles and robots move between sub-zero and ambient environments.
The company said this addresses two of the most persistent failure modes in outdoor and cold-storage deployments. e-con Systems said that the camera is developed for:
e-con Systems will also showcase its Edge AI ALPR Camera and Turret Camera offering, demonstrating AI-powered capabilities for reliable live number plate recognition and real-time pedestrian detection in risk zones.
The company said that it integrates with e-con Systems' ITS software suite and CloVis Central, e-con Systems’ cloud-based device management platform for remote device and evidence management, enabling scalable end-to-end deployments for smart traffic monitoring and enforcement.
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