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Image processing trade fair Vision 2016
The Vision trade fair closed its doors with a record number of exhibitors and visitors: 441 exhibitors from 28 countries and almost 10,000 visitors from 58 countries were represented. At the last Vision two years ago, there were 432 exhibitors and a good 8,700 visitors - also a record.
read more...Mitsubishi Electric has launched a high-speed version of the contact image sensor (CIS) marketed under the name 'Line Scan Bar'.
read more...In January 2013, the USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF) announced a new USB 3.0 specification with a transfer rate of 10 Gbps instead of the previous 5 Gbps. Oliver Senghaas from IDS explains what can be expected from this for industrial image processing.
read more...Vision, the machine vision trade fair taking place in Stuttgart from November 8 to 10, will provide a comprehensive overview of the range of machine vision services. More than 400 exhibitors - 57% of them from abroad - will come together here.
read more...The German machine vision industry achieved record sales of EUR 2 billion in 2015, an increase of 9% compared to the previous year - according to figures from the VDMA Robotics + Automation Association.
read more...The trade fair organizer of the Vision machine vision trade fair is expecting over 400 exhibitors this year. Computer&AUTOMATION shows a selection of what they will be presenting on their stands in a picture gallery.
read more...The USB 3.0 single-board camera series UI-359xLE from IDS is suitable for installation situations where space is at a premium and, according to the supplier, offers the highest resolution currently available on the market with the 18-megapixel 'AR1820HS' sensor from Aptina.
read more...The T1020 thermal imaging camera from Flir is particularly suitable for industrial thermography.
read more...MaxxVision is expanding its camera portfolio with two GigE Vision cameras from Sony with 2.4 and 5 megapixels, equipped with the Sony Pregius global shutter CMOS sensors 'IMX249' and 'IMX264' from the XCG-CG series.
read more...BCON is an interface developed by Basler for connection to LVDS-based vision technology.
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