Cognex now offers the ultimate smart camera vision system Download the Product Guide - A New In-Sight Vision System Now Gives You 2.6X More Resolution - The 5 megapixel (MP) In-Sight 5605 system is ideal for high accuracy defect detection and gauging applications and allows for a larger field of view making it easier for the vision tools to accurately find the features of interest on even large size parts, products and packages. Ultimate Features: High resolution (2448 x 2048) imager  Industrially rugged IP67-rated hardware Best-in-class vision tools for inspection, identification, measurement and alignment Support for Gigabit Ethernet communication for faster transfer of images Download the Product Guide to Learn More
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Cognex now offers the ultimate smart camera vision system
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A New In-Sight Vision System Now Gives You 2.6X More Resolution
The 5 megapixel (MP) In-Sight 5605 system is ideal for high accuracy defect detection and gauging applications and allows for a larger field of view making it easier for the vision tools to accurately find the features of interest on even large size parts, products and packages.

Ultimate Features:
  • High resolution (2448 x 2048) imager
  • Industrially rugged IP67-rated hardware
  • Best-in-class vision tools for inspection, identification, measurement and alignment
  • Support for Gigabit Ethernet communication for faster transfer of images
Download the Product Guide to Learn More


The In-Sight 5605 vision system offers our highest resolution (2448 x 2048) with our fastest imaging speed for high accuracy gauging and defect detection allowing for a large field of view.
Buying a Vision System: 10 Questions You Must Ask
Question #9:
Does the vision system vendor offer a wide range of hardware options?

Your chosen supplier should be able to offer you a variety of choices of systems based on performance, resolution and durability. Machine vision is not a “one-size-fits-all” purchase.

The resolution of a vision system is the size of the imager used and is given in pixels. Typically, the more pixels you have, the more data you capture per feature. The more data per feature, the more accurate and repeatable measurements you will have.
To get an idea of what resolution you require, ask yourself:
  • What field of view do I really need?
  • Do I need to capture the width of the assembly line, a portion of a larger part, or the entire part itself?
  • What do I need to see in the image in order to inspect this part?
Learn more about resolution as well as nine other questions you must consider when making a vision system purchase in our guide: "Buying a Vision System: 10 Questions You Must Ask."

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