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Vision sensors now even more flexible
The Visor series from manufacturer Sensopart has been given a makeover: With their slim metal housing, improved lighting and new functions such as aiming laser and motorized focus, the vision sensors can now be used even more flexibly and are easy to operate.
read more...The single-axis electronic inclinometer Tech 500 DP from Stabila with a measuring range of zero to 360 degrees (four times 90 degrees) is a versatile hand-held device for commissioning, automation, quality assurance and maintenance of machines, for example for checking the parallelism of the gripper and holder.
read more...Hydraulik Schwerin, a specialist in hydraulic systems, was able to reduce its overall energy consumption by around ten percent by modernizing its lighting to highly efficient LED technology.
read more...Since January 2019, the former Di-Soric sales partner Digitron has been operating as Di-Soric B.V., based in Uden, the Netherlands. The new subsidiary is intended to expand the local presence in the Benelux region.
read more...Robot-guided "bin picking" increases the degree of automation and flexibility of industrial production. A major German automotive supplier has therefore opted for the Powerpick3D bin picking system from Isra Vision.
read more...With the O200 series, Baumer wants to raise the bar for miniature optical sensors.
read more...The first cloud application for machine builders from B&R collects machine data and provides a reliable overview of all machines in the field. This makes it possible to identify optimization needs, improve service and tap into new sales potential.
read more...Machine vision is considered one of the most important technologies for the automation of production processes in the context of Industry 4.0. Modern deep learning methods based on artificial intelligence are becoming increasingly important.
read more...At this year's Hannover Messe, B&R will be showcasing its complete portfolio for customized manufacturing. The portfolio enables collaboration between man and machine as well as a clear display of all machine data in the cloud.
read more...Schunk is exhibiting the Co-act EGL-C in Hanover, the first large-stroke gripper developed for collaborative operation. It has gripping forces of up to 450 newtons, a stroke of 42.5 millimetres per finger and is suitable for handling weights of up to 2.25 kilograms.
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