Vadzo launches Innova GigE cameras for robotics and industrial vision

Vadzo Imaging on June 12, 2026, announced a new Innova GigE camera lineup for robotics, automation, surveillance, medical devices and distributed vision systems. The family pairs long-distance Ethernet, Power over Ethernet and IEEE 1588 time sync with sensors from Sony and Onsemi for multi-camera deployments. Why it matters: - Vadzo is targeting robotic and industrial systems that need cameras placed far from the host computer. - The Innova lineup uses GigE, PoE and ONVIF to simplify cabling, power delivery and network integration. - IEEE 1588 PTP support is designed to improve frame-accurate coordination across multiple cameras in distributed systems. What happened: - Vadzo Imaging announced the Innova ONVIF GigE camera lineup on June 12, 2026. - The launch includes the Innova-234CGS, Innova-662CRS, Innova-900MGS and Innova-678CRS cameras. - The cameras are aimed at robotics, industrial automation, smart surveillance, medical devices and distributed embedded vision deployments. - The lineup combines GigE connectivity, PoE, IEEE 1588 PTP synchronization and ONVIF-compliant streaming. The details: - The Innova-678CRS uses the Sony Starvis 2 IMX678 sensor and delivers 8.4MP resolution at 3856×2180. - The Innova-678CRS supports up to 110 dB HDR, enhanced NIR sensitivity, an auto-switching IR-cut filter, GigE, PoE 802.3af, GPIO and a temperature range of -30°C to 70°C. - The Innova-234CGS uses the Onsemi AR0234 sensor and delivers 2MP resolution at 1920×1200 with global shutter imaging. - The Innova-234CGS includes ONVIF compliance, PoE 802.3af, RJ45 connectivity, H.264/H.265/MJPEG support, GPIO and an operating range of -40°C to 85°C. - The Innova-900MGS uses the Sony Pregius S IMX900 sensor and delivers 3.2MP monochrome global shutter imaging at 2064×1552. - The Innova-900MGS includes Quad HDR up to 120dB, NIR sensitivity, PoE 802.3af, RJ45 connectivity and an operating range of -30°C to 70°C. - The Innova-662CRS uses the Sony Starvis 2 IMX662 sensor and delivers 2MP full HD imaging at 1920×1080. - The Innova-662CRS supports ONVIF Profile S and T, PoE 802.3af, IEEE 1588 PTP, onboard dewarping, up to 200° diagonal field of view and operation from -40°C to 85°C. - Vadzo says all Innova cameras are supported by its VISPA NXT SDK. - The SDK provides control over streaming, encoding, camera parameters, GPIO and firmware updates. - The SDK works with C, C++ and Python on Windows, Linux and Android. - Vadzo says evaluation kits, technical documentation and integration support are available for the lineup. - Vadzo says the cameras can be procured through its official channels with international shipping to the U.S., U.K., Germany, Israel, South Korea, Japan and other markets. - Vadzo also says it supports volume production programs and customization for optics, firmware and form factor. Between the lines: - The product mix shows Vadzo is covering multiple vision jobs with one networked platform, from low-light surveillance to high-speed motion capture and inline inspection. - The emphasis on ONVIF and common programming languages suggests Vadzo is trying to reduce integration work for OEMs and system integrators. - The lineup also reflects a push toward multi-camera robotics, where placement flexibility and synchronized timing matter as much as raw image quality. What’s next: - Vadzo says the cameras are available for evaluation, prototyping and production deployment. - Robotics developers, system integrators and OEMs can request kits and documentation directly from Vadzo. - The company is positioning the lineup for broader deployment in robotics and industrial automation programs.