About Aphesa
Aphesa provides consulting in image sensors, image sensor characterization, image sensor integration and machine vision integration services as well as image sensor and technology training sessions.
Aphesa also develops custom and standard industrial cameras for line scan and area scan sensors based on the CameraLink, GigE-Vision, USB3-Vision, USB2 and USB3 protocols as well as other usual video and computer interfaces. We apply and follow the recommendations of the international machine vision standards. Camera developments are made in collaboration with Deltatec.
We have developed an EMVA1288 v3 compliant test equipment to characterize and benchmark image sensors and cameras for industrial, medical, automotive, space, scientific and other machine vision applications.
We also provide custom software and hardware development services in collaboration with Deltatec.
Our team is made of multiple freelance engineers with long experience in electronics development and imaging. Together with the team at Deltatec the overall group is more than 60 people.
The company is located in Belgium and has been founded in 2008 by Arnaud Darmont who previously already had several years of camera and image sensor experience.
Featured service
Our experience in camera designs includes a CMOS line scan cameras for parcel tag decoding, a high temperature dual sensor camera for oil & gas pipe inspection with embedded real time JPEG compression, a high resolution color line scan camera for a medical microscope, space cameras, a 3D profiling high temperature camera, medical cameras and many more.
Featured product
FlEye is a family of high speed line scan cameras based on Awaiba's dragster sensor and available in multiple resolutions, lens mounts, interface and body options.
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News
July 2017 - Aphesa and Deltatec publicly announce their new collaboration.
Feb 2017 - Aphesa chairs the Image Sensor conference at Electronic Imaging
November 2016 - Aphesa exhibits at Vision Stuttgart
October 2016 - Aphesa organises another Imaging Technology course in San Francisco in January. Registration is open.
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