
Company anniversary (www.industrial-production.de)
Framos turns 40
Framos has celebrated its 40th anniversary.

Vision 2018 (www.industrial-production.de)
Embedded vision product range with sensor modules
The Framos Group is launching its own embedded vision product range to facilitate the development of imaging solutions.

Image processing systems (www.industrial-production.de)
Seeing and thinking with embedded vision
The "intelligence" of autonomous and networked systems is largely determined by their ability to recognize facts as well as their surroundings. Embedded vision systems such as those from supplier Framos, which significantly expand the machine's capabilities, make a significant contribution to this.

Machine vision (www.industrial-production.de)
Minimizes image errors
Computar has developed the MPW2-R lens series, a ruggedized version of its MPW2 series for machine vision sensors with five megapixels. The new ruggedized lens series is available from Framos and is suitable for industrial applications.

Embedded Vision (www.industrial-production.de)
Framos: new head of sensor and module development
Chris Barrett starts as Vice President Sensor Engineering at embedded vision technology provider Framos.

Research project (www.industrial-production.de)
Interactive robotic system for emptying sea containers
With the project "Interactive Robotic System for Emptying Sea Containers" (IRiS), the Bremen Institute for Production and Logistics at the University of Bremen is conducting research together with BLG Handelslogistik, Schulz Systemtechnik and Framos.

Intel Realsense product suite (www.industrial-production.de)
Machine sees in three dimensions
In Hanover, Framos will be providing information on advances in machine vision, 3D technology and embedded vision as well as showcasing industry-specific solutions. The Intel Realsense product suite, for example, offers simple integration of 3D technology into machines.

Support for the visually impaired (www.industrial-production.de)
Framos develops intelligent 3D glasses
In collaboration with the CDTM Institute at the Technical University of Munich, Framos has developed a wearable that uses 3D real-time technology to support the visually impaired in everyday life. Intelligent algorithms translate the visual signals into haptic and acoustic information, which is transmitted via a wristband equipped with vibration motors.

Intelligent 3D glasses (www.industrial-production.de)
Framos develops 3D glasses for the visually impaired
Together with the CDTM Institute at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), Framos has developed a wearable that uses 3D real-time technology to support the visually impaired in everyday life.

Image processing (www.industrial-production.de)
Cognitive skills for machines
Image processing is one of the key technologies for automation in logistics. At Logimat, Framos is focusing on measurement, classification and sorting intelligence and will be showcasing a new generation of cognitive systems and specific logistics applications with Intel Realsense technology.