inVISON Top Innovation 2022

Using a tablet’s camera, visometry’s Twyn software automatically locates, registers and tracks inspection parts.

TriEye’s Raven CMOS-based SWIR sensor has a resolution of 1,284×960 pixels, a sensor spectrum of 0.4 to 1.6µm and a maximum speed of 120fps (full frame).

Silina’s curved image sensors enhance the performance of vision systems by improving image quality (sharpness, light sensitivity, contrast, chromatic aberration) across the entire field of view and enabling system miniaturization.

Based on the analysis of digital models, Saccade MD by Saccade Vision enables optimized 3D scanning that ignores locations on the samples to be measured that do not have any inspection features.

Polytec’s PSV QTec Scanning Vibrometers enable area-based optical measurement of vibration shapes.

The O3R platform by ifm consists of compact camera heads (VGA cameras and time-of-flight sensors) and a smart AI edge device with Nvidia TX2 for the evaluation of the data.

Opto Engineering’s PCMP series of multi-image 3D objectives are for measuring test objects from 1 to 10mm.

Hamamatsu Photonics’ C15550-20UP is the first camera with a quantitative CMOS (qCMOS) image sensor that can resolve the number of photoelectrons.

The Zenith HZ-21000-G 100GigE camera series by Emergent Vision Technologies enables up to 542fps at 8bit and up to 400fps at 10bit, respectively, thanks to a QSFP28-100GigE interface with its 21MP Gsprint 4521 sensor.

Jetraw by Dotphoton compresses RAW image data without loss of information up to a factor of ten.