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When 3D image processing is used in computationally intensive applications, interfaces and CPU performance quickly become a bottleneck. It is then practical if the 3D camera already takes over some of the computing work - such as Ensenso XR.
read more...Collaborating robots support the automation of manual work. Cobots from Universal Robots are already easy to program; combined with VeriSens vision sensors, they are suitable as a simple solution for vision-guided robotics applications.
read more...IDS NXT ocean is a complete solution designed to make it easier for users to get started with AI-based image processing. From the camera hardware, including the self-developed AI core, to the training software for creating individual artificial neural networks and support, everything comes from IDS.
read more...In its first deep learning project, Bi-Ber has implemented visual product inspection for a manufacturer of chocolate and wafer products. The final inspection ensures that there are no foreign objects on the products and that they meet aesthetic standards.
read more...MVTec has released the latest version 19.11 of its standard software Halcon. The release is designed to simplify inspection tasks and speed up reading processes
read more...With the 20 MP IMX183 sensor from Sony, high-resolution images can be taken with low noise. IDS offers it in the uEye CP camera family with USB3 Vision interface.
read more...With the cooled near-infrared cameras of the A6260 series, Flir has two cameras in its range that are suitable for laser profile detection, inspection of silicon wafers and the infrared view through glass and applied layers of paint.
read more...Vision & Control's Vicosys 5300 image processing system is now certified for Profinet and can be integrated into the widely used fieldbus without a separate gateway.
read more...read more...The German robotics and automation industry cannot escape the economic slowdown in the mechanical and plant engineering sector: According to the VDMA, the industry expects sales to fall by five percent to 14.3 billion euros in 2019.
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