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  • IDS showcases innovative camera technologies at LogiMAT 2026 for improved intralogistics efficiency.
  • Nion 3D camera offers stable depth images, ideal for precise object detection and measurements.
  • uEye Live cameras provide real-time logistics process monitoring through efficient live streaming.

From 24 to 26 March, IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH is set to unveil its latest advancements in image processing at LogiMAT 2026 in Stuttgart.

Attendees visiting the European Machine Vision Association (EMVA) joint stand will have the opportunity to explore a diverse array of cutting-edge camera technologies aimed at enhancing transparency, efficiency, and process reliability in logistics.

Innovations in machine vision solutions

LogiMAT serves as a prominent platform for showcasing developments in material flow, automation, and digital transformation. Amidst this setting, the Obersulm-based industrial camera specialist will present its machine vision solutions at Hall 2, Booth 2C14.

Image processing technologies have increasingly become central to the automation of intralogistics, proving effective in tasks such as dynamic object detection, precise distance measurements, and accurate level controls. IDS industrial cameras are widely utilised in bin picking, process monitoring, quality control, and by autonomous mobile robots (AMR), contributing extensively to heightened throughput, cost reduction, and bottleneck prevention.

Groundbreaking technologies at the IDS exhibition

The company's first fully self-developed 3D camera that leverages robust ToF (Time of Flight) technology

Among the focal points at the IDS trade fair is the introduction of Nion, the company's first fully self-developed 3D camera that leverages robust ToF (Time of Flight) technology. 

The camera provides stable and detailed depth imaging capabilities, even under intense daylight, making it well-suited for dynamic object detection and precise measurements. Additionally, the uEye Live camera series offers robust monitoring solutions through live streaming for efficient control of logistics processes, supporting visual process control and plant monitoring applications.

Advanced camera technologies

Further enhancing their exhibit, IDS will showcase event-based and intelligent camera technologies, such as EVS cameras, that allow for highly dynamic motion analysis with minimal data requirements. The IDS range also includes cameras equipped with AI technology, capable of functioning efficiently without necessitating deep technical expertise.

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