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uEye XCP U3-34E0XCP

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About uEye XCP U3-34E0XCP

U3-34E0XCP packages a 4.15-megapixel Sony IMX664 STARVIS 2 sensor into IDS Imaging's compact uEye XCP housing. It captures 2704 × 1536 images at up to 49.3 frames per second over USB 3. Clear HDR, 2.9 µm pixels, near-infrared sensitivity and an anti-reflection coating support imaging across difficult contrast and lighting conditions.

The IP30 camera follows USB3 Vision and works with the IDS peak software stack, exposing trigger, region-of-interest, binning and acquisition controls to the host application. Integrators can select colour, monochrome or no-filter variants, then add the lens and illumination required by the installation. The model remains in series production for process control, quality inspection, transport systems and medical or laboratory equipment.

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  • uEye XCP U3-34E0XCP

    Imx664 Image Sensor - sensing - Sony Semiconductor Solutions - A Sony IMX664 STARVIS 2 sensor is integrated into IDS Imaging's uEye XCP U3-34E0XCP camera - source: en.ids-imaging.com

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  • uEye XCP U3-34E0XCP

    Sony Imx664 For Ids Ueye Xcp U3 34e0xcp - image_sensors - Sony - IDS specifies Sony IMX664 in uEye XCP U3-34E0XCP - source: en.ids-imaging.com

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Context

Market context

uEye XCP U3-34E0XCP is a compact USB3 industrial camera using a Sony Starvis 2 sensor for machine vision and embedded robot perception.

  • Target environment: Inspection systems, embedded vision devices, robot perception, lab automation, medical technology and production monitoring.
  • Workflow context: Integrated as a camera module with lens, lighting, mounting and software around a robot or machine-vision cell.
  • Customer context: Machine-vision integrators, robot builders, embedded vision developers and automation teams.
  • Deployment model: Commercial industrial camera SKU with public sensor, interface and housing data.
  • Commercial maturity: Mature industrial camera product within IDS' uEye XCP family.
  • Adoption constraints: Adoption depends on sensor fit, frame rate, lens mount, lighting, USB3 integration, SDK support and enclosure constraints.
  • Market position: Compact camera component for robot and automation perception.
  • Adjacent products: Adjacent to machine-vision cameras, smart cameras, stereo cameras, event cameras and inspection sensors.

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