LiDAR Technology Detects Conveyor Belt Loads in 3-D
USB3 cameras for precise capture of fast-moving objects with less data
Today, vision sensors can be used to implement first-class solutions for many sensor tasks in production, quality assurance, logistics, packaging, and beyond. Raw data sensors offer the greatest possible flexibility in terms of adaptation to special requirements and customer wishes. On the customer side, however, this is associated with a comparatively high programming effort. The SmartRunner Explorer 2-D and 3-D device family from Pepperl+Fuchs shows that this does not have to be the case.
An IEN Europe interview with Jan Hartmann - Managing Partner IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH
For high-quality monitoring and event recording
Optimized lenses for higher image intensifier efficiency
Configurable without programming skills, the MELSOFT VIXIO AI-powered visual inspection software is revolutionising quality assurance across industries.
For remote and hazardous environments where simple optical design offers significant benefits - Resolve Optics has developed a new optically compensated zoom lens design that vastly reduces the moving parts to just a single push pull movement.
Resolve Optics Ltd. is also a leading developer of custom zoom lenses optimised for machine vision applications including parts recognition, precise component placement, automated alignment and placement and automated inspection of manufactured components
The Model 207 is the smallest motorised 3x zoom lens with focus tracking commercially available. This high quality f/2.8 lens produces high resolution images suitable for broadcast and machine vision applications.
Working with specialist UV camera manufacturer – Resolve Optics developed a novel UV zoom lens that enabled remote viewing of a nuclear fuel assembly through 10-metres of water.
Resolve Optics is a leading designer and supplier of fixed focus and zoom lenses that operate in the infrared (IR) region (1-14 microns).
The Model 357 radiation resistant zoom lens is available in a motorised format for use with radiation tolerant cameras.
Non browning lens for small sensor cameras
Industrial cameras with Sony's Starvis 2 sensors help unlock the potential of planetary imaging
Detect issues early, cut downtime, and save costs.
Optimised for a ¼-inch format camera sensor - the non browning 10x zoom lens can withstand radiation exposure to a million+ Gy, enabling operation in nuclear plant hot zones to ensure more reliable processes, greater automation & less human intervention.
Designed to maintain focus over a wide temperature range
Easy-to-operate sensor allows inline print quality assessment
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