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Awarded

inVISION presents the ten inVISION Top Innovations 2024

Once again a jury of industry experts selected the ten inVISION Top Innovations. The ten products and solutions enable new approaches, solve previous problems or significantly accelerate inspection procedures. The inVISION team warmly congratulates all winners on their awards. As of January 16, the winners will be listed here in alphabetical order.

Image: Eleven Dynamics GmbH
Image: Eleven Dynamics GmbH
Open Metrology Platform

Open Metrology Platform

The Nexos 4.0 software from Eleven Dynamics enables automated measurement processes to be simulated and managed in a digital twin. This means that any robot, sensor and cell configuration as well as external software can be supported. Users do not need to know different software or interfaces, just one.

Image: Enovasense
Image: Enovasense
Thickness Measurement of Transparent Layers

Thickness Measurement of Transparent Layers

The laser photothermal technology advanced by Enovasense – a Precitec Optronik subsidiary – measures coating thicknesses of all types (e.g. metal, ceramics, paint, polymers, adhesives, etc.) on any carrier material. This makes it possible to precisely measure the thickness of opaque layers as well as nanometer-thin coatings.

Image: Heliotis AG
Image: Heliotis AG
Camera for parallel Lock-in Measurements

Camera for parallel Lock-in Measurements

The lock-in principle enables the extraction of the smallest signals from very noisy environments. With the HeliCam C4, Heliotis is also making the process accessible for industrial cameras. A camera that integrates this technology at the pixel level can almost completely suppress sources of interference such as constant background or 1/f noise.

Image: Invisium GmbH
Image: Invisium GmbH
Count Pallets and Mesh Boxes

Count Pallets and Mesh Boxes

With the VisionPort, Invisium has developed a multifunctional scanner that captures euro pallets, mesh boxes or crates in countless variations on-the-fly in just a few seconds and achieves an identification rate of greater than 98%. An AI reconstructs holistic information from incorrect signals if something is scratched or covered under foil.

Image: Smart Vision Lights
Image: Smart Vision Lights
Continuous Flash Light

Continuous Flash Light

Thanks to Smart Vision Lights’ hidden strobe technology, LEDs can trigger themselves internally thousands of times/sec, producing a nearly continuous light source. When the light is triggered synchronously with the camera to take a picture, the hidden flash pulses stop and the programming pulse for the camera is executed.

Image: Tenta Vision GmbH
Image: Tenta Vision GmbH
Inline Bubble Detection without CT

Inline Bubble Detection without CT

The measuring device from Tenta Vision works according to the principle of laser interferometry and detects stiffness inhomogeneities in a deformation analysis. Components are stressed by an energy input and are caused to deform on the nm scale. This is recorded as a video and visualized using real-time evaluation algorithms.

Image: Voidsy Gmbh
Image: Voidsy Gmbh
Photothermal Tomography System

Photothermal Tomography System

The 3D V-Rox system from voidsy is a compact and smart photothermal tomography system. Based on active thermography, the device determines the 3D geometry of hidden material and component defects. This makes it possible to determine absolute defect sizes, as well as the lateral defect size or defect depth.

Image: Carl Zeiss IMT GmbH
Image: Carl Zeiss IMT GmbH
Automated Surface Inspection

Automated Surface Inspection

The Abis III optical sensor with multi-color technology (six color cameras, 180 LEDs) from Zeiss IMT has a high error detection rate, an image recording frequency of up to 20Hz and a high and consistent depth resolution. The automated inline surface inspection for car bodies and pressed sheet metal parts detects defects at top speed.

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Image: MBJ Imaging GmbH
Image: MBJ Imaging GmbH
UV bar and ring lights

UV bar and ring lights

MBJ Imaging’s new UV High Power series is available for wavelengths of 365 and 395nm and as bar- and ringlights in different sizes for different applications such as inspection of small details on surfaces or the use of fluorescence for print image inspection or differentiation of materials.