Sick
Works in confined spaces
With the InspectorP61x, Sick is launching a compact all-in-one 2D vision sensor that enables inline vision inspections even in the tightest of spaces or mounted on robots.
Users can set up inline inspections, part localization and measurement tasks with the 2D vision sensor from Sick and the pre-installed 'Quality Inspection SensorApp'. The 2D vision sensor is installed mechanically using snap-in mounting. Various image processing tools that run directly on the camera can be configured via a PC with a standard web browser interface. Inspections can also be flexibly expanded or adapted; if required, there is the option to access the 'Intelligent Inspection Deep Learning SensorApp' for more sophisticated inspections.
The 2D vision sensor, measuring 50 mm x 40.3 mm x 29.6 mm, processes images with a resolution of up to 1.2 million pixels. Image processing takes place directly on the 2D vision sensor. The communication interfaces available include Ethernet TCP/IP, FTP, Ethernet/IP and Profinet fieldbuses.
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