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H-EM, the 2-MPixel camera based on GigE Vision, has been specifically designed by AOS Technologies for use in rough environments. Tested in accordance with MIL810-standards, this camera meets the highest requirements in terms of temperature, humidity, and vibration. The compact camera delivers up to 1000 fps, or 85 fps at full resolution.

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