Robots don't like surprises. And they definitely don't like curved lines.

In the world of Machine Vision and Industrial Automation, "close enough" isn't good enough. When your algorithm is trying to read a barcode, measure a component, or verify a biometric scan, a warped image can break the whole system.

Enter the JSD9932. This isn't a lens for holiday snapshots; it is a precision optical tool designed to give your machines perfect, geometric sight.

The "Zero Distortion" Promise

Let's talk about the elephant in the room: Distortion. Standard lenses bend reality at the edges (the "fisheye" look). The JSD9932 fights back with <0.1% Distortion.

To the human eye—and to your AI algorithms—that is functionally Zero Distortion.

Straight lines stay straight.

Measurements remain accurate.

No heavy software processing is needed to "un-warp" the image.

It is the "What You See Is What You Get" of the lens world.

The 9.3mm "Telephoto" Touch

Most M12 lenses are wide-angle generalists. The JSD9932 is a specialist.
With an EFL (Effective Focal Length) of 9.3mm and a Field of View (FOV) of 21°, this lens is designed for reach.

It doesn’t look at the whole factory floor; it looks at the product. It provides a natural "zoom" effect, making it ideal for:

Detailed inspection stations.

Scanning specific target areas.

Face recognition terminals where focus on the subject is key.

Built for the Tightest Spaces

Industrial designers, we hear you. You need high performance, but you have zero space inside the housing.
The JSD9932 is a marvel of optical engineering with a TTL (Total Track Length) of just 12.42mm.

Combined with the industry-standard M12 Thread (S-Mount), this lens drops easily into compact embedded systems, scanners, and smart monitoring devices without protruding awkwardly.

High Definition for Small Sensors

Optimized for 1/4.5" Image Circles, this lens maximizes performance for smaller sensor formats. It delivers 2MP (1080P) Resolution, ensuring that the "Zero Distortion" image is also sharp, crisp, and high-contrast. With an F/No of 3.2, it maintains a useful depth of field for industrial variances.

If you are building consumer cameras for sunsets, look elsewhere.
But if you are an engineer building the next generation of Machine Vision, Smart Scanners, or Industrial Monitoring, the JSD9932 is the trustworthy component you’ve been waiting for.

Keep it straight. Keep it sharp. Choose JSD9932.