Aegis Electronic Group, Inc.

07/23/2026

How do you choose between a compact VGA camera and an ultra-high-resolution 288MP imaging system—and when is neither one the right solution?

Vieworks industrial cameras cover an unusually broad range of machine vision requirements, including area scan, line scan, monochrome and color TDI, high-speed CoaXPress, low-light BSI imaging and CoaXPress-over-Fiber.

Our latest blog looks beyond megapixels to explain how resolution, speed, sensitivity, interface bandwidth and target motion work together in real inspection systems.

Read the full article:
https://aegis-elec.com/blogs/from-area-scan-to-hybrid-tdi-how-vieworks-expands-what-machine-vision-can-do

07/07/2026

Get to know Aegis Electronic Group.

Our new “Who We Are” video highlights what we do, who we serve, and why customers have trusted Aegis for more than 35 years.

Aegis is a franchised stocking distributor of industrial cameras, embedded vision systems, machine vision components, lenses, interface boards, and related imaging solutions for OEMs, engineers, system integrators, resellers, and technology companies.

From robotics and UAVs to medical imaging, factory automation, surveillance, inspection, aerospace, and defense, we help customers find the right imaging technology for today’s applications and tomorrow’s production needs.

Watch the video and learn more about Aegis Electronic Group.

05/13/2026

Still using legacy analog cameras in your system?

Many NTSC/PAL CVBS cameras are still reliable, proven, and already deployed across security, industrial inspection, transportation, machine vision, robotics, and embedded systems.

The challenge is that modern AI platforms like NVIDIA Jetson and Raspberry Pi 5 do not accept analog video directly.

Our latest blog looks at how an NTSC/PAL to MIPI CSI-2 Bridge Board can help convert standard CVBS composite video into a MIPI CSI-2 signal for embedded AI vision workflows.

This can help engineers modernize existing camera systems without automatically replacing every camera in the field.

Read the blog: https://aegis-elec.com/blogs/ntsc-pal-to-mipi-csi2-jetson-raspberry-pi5/

Questions about analog camera compatibility? Contact Aegis Electronic Group:
[email protected]
| (760) 729-2026

05/11/2026

Some cameras remain useful long after their original release because they continue to solve real integration challenges.

We refreshed our Sony FCB-ER8530 blog with updated information on how this 4K zoom block camera fits into today’s surveillance, inspection, robotics, UAV, and embedded vision applications.

The FCB-ER8530 offers 4K imaging, 20x optical zoom, Super Resolution Zoom, and a compact block camera form factor. With the right HDMI/4K to MIPI CSI-2 bridge solution, it can also support modern embedded platforms such as NVIDIA Jetson and Raspberry Pi 5.

Read the updated blog here: https://aegis-elec.com/blogs/sony-fcb-er8530-the-swiss-army-knife-of-block-cameras/

05/06/2026

Trying to connect a 4K HDMI block camera to Jetson or Raspberry Pi 5?

Our latest blog explains how HDMI/4K to MIPI CSI-2 bridge solutions help integrate the Sony FCB-ER8530 and other compatible block cameras into low-latency embedded AI vision systems.

Read here: https://aegis-elec.com/blogs/fcb-er8530-to-jetson-raspberry-pi-5-csi2-integration/

04/27/2026

Connecting a FCBEV9520L to Jetson or Raspberry Pi 5?

The problem:
👉 LVDS camera
👉 CSI-2 platform

We show how to fix it:
✔ LVDS → MIPI CSI-2
✔ Clean AI-ready pipeline

👉 Read more: https://aegis-elec.com/blogs/fcbev9520l-to-jetson-raspberry-pi-5-mipi-csi2-integration/

📩 Request a quote:
[email protected] | (760) 729-2026

04/09/2026

The STC-HD213DV maintains usable image data in low-light conditions where many cameras break down.

Built around the Sony IMX291, it delivers stable 1080p60 output without needing perfect lighting or added complexity.

If your system struggles in real-world environments, this is one worth looking at.

🔗 https://medium.com//stc-hd213dv-camera-why-it-still-performs-in-low-light-industrial-systems-5f6baea9835f

When the STC-HD213DV comes up, it's usually because something isn't working, often in low-light settings where image quality breaks down.