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Vision Optrix / Teledyne Dalsa
The US system integrator Vision Optronix has developed an image processing system that checks the quality of self-adhesive cohesive material during production. Line scan cameras form the basis of the system, which ensures significantly less waste.
read more...SVS-Vistek has integrated the 25 GigE interface into various industrial cameras in the FXO family, covering resolutions from 1.8 to 24.6 MP.
read more...The new spotlights from Wenglor with lockable zoom lens for a variable beam angle in the range from 4 to 26 ° with constant homogeneity enable a pinpoint lighting situation.
read more...Basler is expanding its range of line scan cameras with the 'racer 2 L' as a monochrome version with CXP-12 interface. Thanks to Gpixel sensors, the camera offers resolutions of 8k or 16k at line rates of up to 200 kHz.
read more...The ability of a robot to react to external inputs or stimuli distinguishes it from a machine. The crucial link between the robot and its environment are sensors that enable the robot to perceive and interpret stimuli.
read more...IDS Imaging Development Systems
The 'uEye XS' from IDS Imaging Development Systems weighs just 12 g and fits into almost any application thanks to its size of just 26.4 mm x 23 mm x 21.7 mm. Thanks to its autofocus and 5 MP CMOS sensor, it delivers consistently sharp images and videos from a distance of just 10 cm.
read more...Balluff is expanding its 'BVS CA' industrial camera product family with new models featuring SWIR sensors. This means that short-wave infrared technology (SWIR) is now available for use in the short-wave infrared range in the GigE and USB3 camera series.
read more...Vision Components offers its MIPI cameras with GMSL2 interface for data transmission with cables up to 10 m long. An adapter board permanently integrated into the design of the modules was developed for this purpose.
read more...Spanish robotics specialist Tekniker has developed a solution for automatically picking chaotically arranged parts from containers and placing them in other containers in an orderly fashion. Integrated 3D vision software ensures precise gripping processes.
read more...In order to equip robot applications and cobots in particular with 'vision', image processing must be integrated. Smart vision sensors suitable for this purpose can now be put into operation simply by configuration.
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