One platform. Three ways to use it.

Our vision software comes with hardware selected to run it. Choose a complete appliance, a network booster or an AI camera to suit your application.

Vision appliance with a ventilated enclosure and front-facing ports on a table

Vision appliance

A complete, self-contained device that runs both our vision software and your application. Keep the whole solution in one place.

Compact AI booster held in one hand, showing its USB and network ports

AI booster

Add video processing power to your existing setup. Place the booster on your network while your application keeps running on its own machine.

AI camera hardware with an assembled enclosure, separate housing parts and camera modules

AI camera

Work with very high-resolution images straight from the sensor, before video compression removes detail. More information at the source, to see further into spacetime.

Build a system around your application.

Start with one device or combine several. A camera processes images where they are captured, while a booster or appliance provides processing elsewhere in your system.

Combine devices into a solar system. Deploy a galaxy of applications.

We warp the space
around the electronics.

3D-printed. Shaped for the job.

3D printing lets us shape the space around every component. The enclosure evolves with the software and electronics. Iterations are quick.

An air duct curves toward the heat. A rail guides a board into place. A door puts access where it is needed. When the product changes, we reshape that space, print and iterate.

Complex shapes serve practical purposes. The printed geometry provides structure, access, airflow and visual character, combining several functions in the same object.

Camera enclosure parts and camera modules on a workbench, showing the housing’s layered construction
Camera hardware and enclosure parts.

Assembly and access

Clips, doors, slides and rails are built into the printed geometry. The enclosure itself does more of the work.

Airflow and protection

Vents, air ducts and porous filter structures are designed into the housing, alongside the electronics they serve.

Shape and finish

Structural features also define how the product looks. Shapes, colours and surface finishes are part of the same design.

Choose the material for where it will work.

Different environments call for different properties. Material, geometry and finish are selected together.

01 / DURABILITY

Toughness, heat and chemicals.

Some materials offer greater toughness, others tolerate higher temperatures or more demanding chemical environments. The choice follows the job.

02 / FINISH & SEALING

A finished product.

Modern 3D printing produces high-quality surface finishes and combines shapes and colours. For water-tight enclosures, material selection, the print process and sealing are designed together, with testing against the requirements of the application.

03 / END OF LIFE

Consider what comes next.

Recyclable materials and materials with biodegradable properties are options where suitable. The choice also depends on the product’s working life and the recycling or treatment available.

Three stages. One system.