Computar's Award-winning Remote Controlled Lens Series now available
Computar's LensConnect Remote Control Lens Series with USB Interface. The LensConnect Series of motorized lenses are engineered to enable power supply and control through USB. This innovative Plug and Play lens series allows remote adjustment of the zoom*, focus, or iris
March 7, 2022, Cary, NC - Computar®, the leading Japanese lens manufacturer in surveillance and machine vision, operated by the CBC Group, has announced the availability of the LensConnect Series of motorized lenses. The LensConnect series was engineered to enable power supply and control through USB.
This award-winning, innovative Plug and Play lens series allows remote adjustment of the zoom, focus, or iris and comes with a simple set-up software compatible with Windows or Linux (zoom adjustment for varifocal models only). In addition, the remote control is easy to achieve - even without any prior knowledge of the lens. The floating focus design delivers ultra-high resolution from near to far, and stepper motors enable precise focus control and high repeatability.
LensConnect is ideal for various applications, including warehouses and factories. They allow optimal management and inspection of inventory, enabling users to fulfill orders quickly and efficiently.
In addition, the series was chosen as a Silver Honoree in the Innovators Awards Program presented by Vision Systems Design. For more information, go to computar.com/lensconnect.
About Computar®
Beginning in the 1970s, Computar® has set the pace for lens manufacturers, pioneering new and innovative lenses that out-class the competition at every turn. With a solid foundation based on Japanese engineering and agile production facilities spanning the globe, we operate under a dual mandate to create the highest-quality optics products
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