Smart Industrial High‑Speed Camera Systems
High-speed video that keeps running — in step with your measurements.
Continuous recording, not short bursts. Measurement data captured on the same clock as every frame. Built for 24/7 industrial production lines.
- Full-frame resolution / rate
- 1,280 × 864 px @ 1,300 fps continuous
- Reduced-ROI rate
- 1,280 × 4 px @ 168,000 fps continuous
- Minimum exposure
- 1 µs
- Interface
- USB3.0, up to ~300 MB/s streaming
STREAMER 1M13 · motion-stage test rig
Applications
Start with the problem you are trying to see
Each application page walks through a real setup: what went wrong, what the customer asked for, and the footage and figures that came out.
1,200 °C wire · up to 140 m/s · 24/7
Steel & rolling mill
Every cut and every jam, recorded around the clock
Uneven cuts and wire jams on a shear line, filmed at thousands of frames per second with a week of history and synchronized measurements.
See the setup and footage →Without frame-accurate sync, at 140 m/s
~10 ms error → up to 1.4 m ambiguity
Synchronized video & measurement
Is your video out of step with your measurements?
How video and sensor data stay on one clock, shown on the steel line and in a two-camera trade-show demo triggered by a measurement threshold.
Read the application →
Fraunhofer IIS/EAS Dresden · research
Realtime Droplet Inspection
Training data in, real-time correction out
STREAMER observes the whole droplet path to generate AI training data; NANO closes the loop, classifying droplets on-chip and correcting the generator in real time.
See the setup →Products
One camera platform shipping, one in development
HSCAM STREAMER
Continuous high-speed streaming cameras. Monochrome (1M13) and color (1C13) variants. Used in industrial monitoring, synchronized multi-camera acquisition and scientific instrumentation.
HSCAM NANO
A Vision System on Chip (VSoC) with on-sensor processing — built on chip technology invented by Fraunhofer IIS. Prototypes are ready for pilot projects, ahead of general availability.
Technology
Streaming, compression, synchronization and FPGA — one continuous architecture
What runs in every STREAMER deployment today.
Continuous streaming
1,300 fps continuous
Continuous acquisition — triggers mark or retain events instead of starting capture from idle.
Edge compression
~1.5 GB/s → <300 MB/s
Per camera — low enough for a standard laptop with an SSD to keep up.
Frame-synchronized measurement
~10 ms → ns jitter
Video and measurement data share the same clock.
FPGA implementation
< 1 µs latency
For response times a software pipeline can't reach — HSCAM implements this tier today.
Looking ahead
Prototype — ready for pilot projectsNANO: on-sensor processing, ready for pilot projects
HSCAM NANO is built around a Vision System on Chip (VSoC) — on-sensor processing invented by Fraunhofer IIS, with an integrated microcontroller and neural processing unit. The photography here shows real prototype and chip-level hardware; pilot projects are underway ahead of general availability.
Full specifications →
References
Organizations using or working with HSCAM camera systems
Engineering
Customer-specific integration, not one-size-fits-all
Script camera behaviour in Python, extend it through the camera SDK, adapt the trigger to your process, or extend the measurement channels. Mechanical housings and optics are engineered per installation. The underlying streaming and FPGA architecture is covered under Technology.
- Python SDK
- < 100 ms latency
- Camera SDK
- < 100 ms latency
- Trigger customization
- Photocell or image-based
- DAQ extension
- < 1 µs latency
Talk to an engineer
Describe your imaging or measurement requirement — frame rate, timing tolerance, environment.
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