With a frame rate of 120 Hz and a thermal sensitivity (NETD) of 0.08 K, the thermal imaging camera thermoImager TIM 160S from Micro Epsilon enables fast measurements at temperatures up to a maximum of +1500 °C.
Mech-Mind launched a new generation of the Mech-Eye Laser industrial 3D camera.
The ShapeDrive 3D sensors of wenglor receive a new high-performance SDK.
By using the Nikon L100 CMM laser scanner on a coordinate measuring machine made by Wenzel Group, the company is expanding its portfolio of optical sensors.
Inspekto launched the 2nd generation of their autonomous vision system S70 which features a new patent-pending anti reflection illumination system for HDR image, a Neousys controller and improved detection and inspection modules.
With the new ‘Target Mark 3D’ function of the vision sensor Visor Robotic of Sensopart simplifies the spatial orientation of handling and assembly robots – with just a few mouse clicks and minimal programming effort in the robot controller.
The inspector 621 camera of Sick has a pre-installed Deep Learning app onboard.
The new illumination elements for vision sensors from ifm can be mounted in a space-saving way due to their flat design with an overall height of only 9.8mm.
The LR45 series ring lights by Lumimax iim are characterized by their compact design.
With the Lucon2, Gefasoft launches a new version of the precision light controller with current and voltage regulation for controlling LED lighting for ideal illumination of objects in machine vision applications.
To address thermal management challenges, BitFlow has engineered two new purpose-built frame grabbers featuring board-mounted micro fans to draw in cool air to replace hot air in the Small Fiorm Factor (SFF) PC.
Thanks to Sony’s new SenSWIR sensors, SVS-Vistek’s EXO990, EXO991 and FXO990 cameras cover an extremely wide wavelength range (400 to 1,700nm) from visible VIS to invisible SWIR.
The AI platform of Kontron is now available as a box PC based on an Intel Atom x7-E3950 processor.
The new Scan 1 Sensor from GOM Metrology is a compact and mobile 3D scanner for digital 3D acquisition of objects.
The optocomb sensors of Xtia are integrated on a robot arm.
A module for bend angle measurement is now also available for the camera-based protection system PSENvip 2 from Pilz, which forwards usable image data to the press control system.
With the new TwinCAT HMI Control Package, TwinCAT Vision from Beckhoff offers the option of integrating image processing into the TwinCAT HMI interface.
The surfaceCONTROL 3D 3500 of Micro Epsilon is a 3D snapshot sensor with a compact design and extremely high resolution in the Z-axis (from 1.0 µm), a repeatability up to 0.4µm and a data processing speed of up to 2.2 million 3D points per second.
Users of Flir’s new Boson radiometric camera core now have the option of purchasing radiometric versions that can capture temperature data from every pixel in the scene.
Allied Vision has partnered with Nvidia to make industrial vision cameras accessible to Jetson-based system developers through the Alvium series of MIPI CSI-2 and USB cameras.
Building on a completely redesigned platform, Cognex has developed the DataMan 8700 handheld barcode reader, one of the world’s fastest devices.
The MVDK (Machine Vision Development Kit) of Euresys is a hardware platform that eases the evaluation and development of products based on IP Cores of the company.
Ximea has announced the addition of new camera models with Sony CMOS Pregius S sensors and USB3 and PCIe interafce.
With a height measurement range of 400µm, the microscope-based system with its high lateral resolution is suited for precise inline roughness measurement.
For years, image processing has only marginally dealt with the subject of safety.
Machine vision must be even more intuitive in the future.
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