Support¶

Welcome to XIMEA Support page!

Our goal is to provide the highest level of support to our customers.

In addition to our on-line Manuals and downloads you can use one of our FAQ sections.

For any specific requests please don't hesitate to use our Contact Support form.
Our team will promptly react to all your questions.

Products / Contact Support / USB3 Zone¶

USB3 Vision - xiC, xiQ	USB 3.0 scientific CCD	Subminiature USB 5 Mpix
PCI Express cameras	Hyperspectral cameras	X-RAY camera
4Mpix CCD	11 Mpix CCD	16 Mpix CCD
Software Packages	APIs	Vision Libraries

News¶

2016-March¶

First engineering samples of KAI-8052 with USB 3.0 and Cooling are assembled.

2017-February¶

First engineering samples of KAI-4070 with USB 3.0 and Cooling are assembled.

2017-January¶

Available for orders is proven popular sensor with speed of 330 Fps - 12 Mpix CMOSIS CMV12000.

2016-December¶

Already integrated and waiting for sensors is the model with PCI Express interface and almost 50 Mpix - CMOSIS CMV50000.

2016-November¶

Highest resolution so far from the USB 3.1 Gen 1 interface camera line has Sony CMOS with Pregius technology and 12.4 Mpix - IMX253.

2016-October¶

Following model from the camera line with USB 3.1 Gen 1 interface is Sony CMOS with Pregius technology and 8.9 Mpix - IMX255.

2016-September¶

Next in succession for integration with USB 3.1 Gen 1 interface is Sony CMOS with Pregius technology and 5 Mpix - IMX250.

2016-August¶

Second in line for implementation into USB 3.1 Gen 1 family is Sony CMOS sensor with Pregius technology and 3.1 Mpix - IMX252.

2016-July¶

New Sony CMOS sensors with Pregius technology used in XIMEA cameras with USB 3.1 Gen 1 interface. First is 2.3 Mpix - IMX174.

2016-June¶

XIMEA cameras now work on Intel Joule embedded platform, check HERE for details.

2016-May¶

First engineering samples of KAI-29050 with USB 3.0 and Cooling are assembled.

2016-April¶

New Hyperspectral Linescan sensor is integrated into the HSI line of cameras.

2016-March¶

NVIDIA Jetson TX1 embedded system module is supported.

2016-February¶

Second model of Thunderbolt enabled camera with 2.3 Mpix Sony IMX174 sensor is certified and available.

2016-January¶

Thunderbolt enabled industrial camera with 20 Mpix is officially certified and available.

2015-December¶

Newly released viewer tool for XIMEA cameras - CamTool.

2015-November¶

Thunderbolt enabled camera model sent for certification procedure to Intel and Apple.

2015-October¶

New Sony CMOS sensors are added to the road-map of Thunderbolt enabled cameras: IMX252, IMX250, IMX255, IMX253.

2015-September¶

Work on Type C connector USB 3.0 cameras has begun.

2015-August¶

New addition to USB3 Vision line with ON Semiconductor sensor PYTHON1300 available.
The model MQ013xG-ON provides 1.3 Mpix at 210 Fps or 810+ with VGA resolution. Mono and Color.

2015-July¶

PCI Express model with 20 Gbit/s and CMOSIS CMV12000 available. Part number CB120xG-CM means 12 Mpix at 130 frames per second.

2015-June¶

USB 3.0 cameras from XIMEA are inter-operable with CEI cables.

2015-May¶

Smallest USB3 Vision cameras are now provided in special SLIM board version.

2015-April¶

XIMEA receives Vision System Design award for smallest Hyperspectral (HSI) cameras based on USB 3.0

2015-March¶

xiSpec cameras are integrated in "Perception park"https://www.perception-park.com/media/documents/perception_studio_productsheet.pdf.

2015-February¶

PCI Express high speed cameras work with CUDA GPU processing software.

2015-January¶

xiQ cameras are integrated into Swing Catalyst golf software.

2014-December¶

Smart camera models are DISCONTINUED.

2014-November¶

xiLab concept presented on the Vision show 2014 in Stuttgart with partners.

2014-October¶

World's first functional Thunderbolt technology enabled industrial camera created.

2014-September¶

Support for ARM platforms is added to XIMEA API.

2014-August¶

Highest resolution model from the family of high grade CCD cameras with USB 3.0 interfaces is planned - 12 Mpix Sony ICX834.

2014-July¶

Fastest model in the line of USB 3.0 cameras with CCD sensor is completed and warmly welcomed by the microscopy and Astronomy community - 2.8 Mpix Sony ICX674.

2014-June¶

Next sensor in line of CCD scientific cameras with USB 3.0 interface is added - 6.2 Mpix Sony ICX694.

2014-May¶

New field for XIMEA is discovered with extraordinary Hyperspectral camera created in cooperation with IMEC.

2014-April¶

CCD scientific cameras with USB 3.0 interface are being finished. First model is 9.1 Mpix Sony ICX814.

2014-March¶

CMOS cameras with USB3 interface comply with USB3 Vision Standard after the plugfest.

2014-February¶

PCI Express cameras with 20 Mpix resolution with CMOSIS CMV20000 is added to the portfolio.

2014-January¶

CCD camera models with USB 3.0 interface are added as a new line.

2013-December¶

MQ013MG-ON and MQ013CG-ON now added to the USB 3.0 line.

2013-November¶

Support for library nVision Impuls Imaging released.

2013-October¶

MQ003MG-CM and MQ003CG-CM now can reach 500 fps (frames per second).

2013-September¶

USB 3.0 models MQ013CG-E2, MQ013MG-E2 and MQ013RG-E2 comply with USB3 Vision Standard.

2013-August¶

Feature added - Feature allows to control sequential acquisition of images by trigger.

2013-July¶

Feature added - Feature allows to set number of images acquired after one trigger.

2013-June¶

Camera Supports Setting of User ID.

2013-May¶

Feature added - Exposure defined by trigger pulse length.

2013-April¶

Near Infrared (NIR) versions of sensors added - MQ022RG-CM and MQ042RG-CM.

2013-March¶

Feature added - Feature allows to control timing of frames using internal timing generator independently on exposure time.

2013-February¶

High Dynamic Range (HDR) is implemented.

2013-January¶

Released USB3 (xiQ) support for Mac OS X.

2012-December¶

Feature added - Feature allows to control timing of frames using internal timing generator independently from exposure time.

2012-November¶

Added Matrox MIL and MathWorks Matlab support for all XIMEA cameras.

2012-October¶

Added Norpix StreamPix support for all XIMEA cameras.

2012-September¶

Released XIMEA Live Support for Windows 7, Windows 8

2012-August¶

Released possibility to control Bandwidth limit on xiQ.

2012-July¶

Released USB3 (xiQ) support for Linux.

2012-June¶

USB 2.0 backward compatibility of USB 3.0 cameras is implemented - xiQ cameras work in USB 2.0 ports.

2012-May¶

Released xiCOP Software management tool.

2012-April¶

Added ThirdSight, VisionLab, ActiveGeni and ImageWarp support for all XIMEA cameras.

2012-March¶

Added STEMMER IMAGING Common Vision Blox and NeuroCheck support for all XIMEA cameras.

2012-February¶

Added Cognex_VisionPro and National Instruments LabVIEW support for all XIMEA cameras.

2012-January¶

Added 3DExpress, Adaptive Vision Studio, EVT EyeVision support for all XIMEA cameras.

2011-December¶

Added Micro Manager and OpenCV support for all XIMEA cameras.

2011-November¶

Added support for AQSENSE SAL3D and Tordivel Scorpion software.

2011-October¶

Started service XIMEA Live Support.

2011-September¶

Support for libraries Digital Optics VPP and SANXO Modular-X released.

2011-August¶

We released support for color sensors on CURRERA Linux.

2011-July¶

We created and released support for RoboRealm and Voyant Vision software.

2011-Jun¶

We created and released support for four machine vision software libraries AForge.NET, IVT, Keyetech and Neurotechnology SentiSight.

2011-May¶

We released Linux for CURRERA and XIMEA Linux Software Package

2011-April¶

We created and released xiAPI.NET for your new projects based on Visual C# .NET.

2011-March¶

We created and released xiAPI for your new projects in C, C++.

2011-February¶

We created and released integration for Libdmtx library.

2011-January¶

Start of CURRERA R production with MVTec HALCON library support.