Emergent Vision Technologies: GigE Cameras for Innovators

Founded in Vancouver, Canada, Emergent Vision Technologies makes GigE cameras for innovators.

Our customers are leaders in their industries, including virtual and augmented reality, sports and broadcasting, industrial automation and inspection, AI and deep learning, intelligent transportation, aerial imaging and intelligent traffic systems. They use the speed and resolution of our 10GigE, 25GigE, 50GigE and 100GigE cameras to do the things that have never been done before.

The Emergent Vision Technologies team at NAB 2025.

Always First

Emergent was the first to offer 10, 25, 50 and 100GigE area scan and line scan cameras. When your application calls for new speed or features, we’ll be the first to deliver. Our latest major release is EROS, the smallest and lowest power 10GigE camera in the world.

Multi-Camera Synchronization

Multi-camera Emergent systems can sync as closely as 1 μs, even when there are 50 or more cameras in an array. You need optimal results to analyze high-speed events. Emergent delivers, and you control how the system processes the data via our new FlexProc and FlexTrans technologies.

Expert Support & Turnkey Systems

Our people are expert technical resources to help you select and configure your vision system. Our eCapture Pro software has a full set of useful features and configurability. If you’re building your own vision applications, use the eCapture SDK to send data directly to your own software.

Vertically Integrated Manufacturing

Emergent manufactures its cameras, network interface cards and other products at its facility in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada.

Our operations are highly automated for throughput and quality control. Detailed build instructions, highly trained personnel and quality assurance procedures guarantee long-term product reliability.

Customers benefit from our vertically integrated manufacturing with shorter lead times for our full camera line-up.

Where can I buy Emergent cameras?

You can buy directly from Emergent, from sales offices in North America, Europe or Asia, or through our international distributor network.

Where to buy Emergent Vision Tech Cameras

Work at Emergent

Work with Emergent and solve interesting technical challenges. We offer careers in a number of areas. Check out our open roles or tell us about your experience and ambitions if you don’t see an open position in your area of work.

Careers at Emergent Vision Tech

Upcoming Events

We’ll have demonstrations of our high-speed area scan and line scan camera systems. Our experts will be on-hand to discuss your applications and make your ideas a reality.

Photonics West
San Francisco, CA
20-22 January 2026
Booth 2026

Vision China Shanghai
Shanghai, PRC
25-27 March 2026
Stand W5.5607

NAB 2026
Las Vegas, NV
18-22 April 2026
Central Hall, Booth C6108

CHII
Graz, AT
20-21 May 2026

Automate 2026
Chicago, IL
22-25 June 2026
South Hall Stand 977

IBC 2026
Amsterdam, NL
11-14 September 2026
Hall 11 Stand A01

VISION
Stuttgart, DE
6-8 October 2026
Hall 8 Stand C38

Future Battery Forum
Berlin, DE
24-25 November 2026
Stand B03

3DBODY.TECH
Lugano, CH
20-21 October 2026

What’s new?

eSDK Pro helps engineers design and deploy vision systems faster

eSDK Pro Vision-Software Development Kit SDK for programming multi-camera vision systems.

eSDK Pro is an advanced software development kit that provides turnkey vision systems design and deployment processes for OEM projects, or sending imaging data into third-party software.

Next steps for the pioneers of 10GigE, 25GigE and 100GigE

Describes evolving technologies in 10GigE, 25GigE and 100GigE area scan and line scan cameras. Also focuses on GPU Direct image processing.

John Ilett reviews what’s new, including eSDK Pro software, 100GigE ZENITH cameras with new Sony sensors and a deep learning demo performing PCB inspection.

Announcing ZENITH 100GigE cameras based on new Sony sensors

Release of five new cameras in the ZENITH 100GigE camera line, featuring the Sony IMX927, IMX928, IMX929, IMX947 and IMX949 Sony sensors

New cameras based on Sony IMX927, IMX928, IMX929, IMX947 and IMX949 sensors provide up to 105MP and 800+ frames per second, all with back-illuminated pixel structure.