sensorikameras
Sensorikameras are specialized imaging devices that integrate high‑resolution sensor arrays for precise measurement and inspection tasks. Unlike conventional cameras that capture visual information for human interpretation, Sensorikameras convert optical signals into quantitative data such as pixel‑by‑pixel intensity, spectral distribution, or depth information. The core of a Sensorikamera is an electronic image sensor—typically a CCD or CMOS array—paired with a dedicated optics and illumination scheme optimized for the target measurement. Because the sensor is often calibrated for absolute intensity or wavelength, the camera can be used for metrology, process control, or quality inspection in manufacturing processes.
Early Sensorikameras appeared in the semiconductor industry in the 1980s, where they enabled real‑time monitoring of
Modern systems typically include a high‑performance processor for immediate data reduction, machine‑learning algorithms for defect classification,