When transient events occur in a fraction of a millisecond, standard sensors miss the action entirely. SinceVision is solving this bottleneck for researchers and automation engineers. The company is heading to Paris for the PhotoMechanics 2026 conference from October 26 to October 29.

Partnering with Clara Vision at Booth 2, the SinceVision team will demonstrate new hardware pushing the limits of experimental mechanics and quantitative image acquisition.

Pushing the Limits of Frame Rates

The standout hardware on display is the SH6 Series. This camera captures an astonishing 1,150,000 frames per second. It is built specifically to freeze the fastest mechanical interactions in the world with absolute precision.

Joining it is the newly launched SH8 Series high-speed camera. Following a successful preview at VISION Stuttgart, the SH8 Series is now officially available for the international market. It is the first camera in the SinceVision portfolio to feature a back side illuminated sensor. This architecture maximizes light capture to deliver 30,000 frames per second at a sharp 1.3 megapixel resolution.

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Live Scientific Applications

Hardware specifications only tell half the story. The SinceVision team will prove these capabilities live on the show floor. Booth 2 will feature interactive scientific setups directly targeting the core challenges of modern material testing.

Live demonstrations will include:

• Digital Image Correlation (DIC)
• Crack propagation analysis
• Hopkinson Bar impact testing
• Stress analysis of bio inspired flapping wings

For professionals across the A3 community, this exhibit represents a major leap in high speed imaging technology. Attendees can evaluate these systems directly at the historic Ecole Nationale Supérieure d Arts et Métiers campus. Book a one on one consultation at Booth 2 to discuss exact parameters for your next breakthrough in non destructive testing.

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