
Sensitive sensor supports safety applications
The new IMX335 image sensor from Sony is available from Framos. Due to its high sensitivity, it can also be used in the infrared range for security or surveillance applications.
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The new IMX335 image sensor from Sony is available from Framos. Due to its high sensitivity, it can also be used in the infrared range for security or surveillance applications.

The NXT rio and rome from IDS show what a flexible embedded solution for industry looks like: An AI vision app transforms the industrial cameras into inference cameras. The hardware and software are designed in such a way that AI-based tasks can be solved directly in the device.

Tridonic has launched a series of sensors that detect movement and ambient light. They are compatible with standard Dali 2 control units and can be integrated into lighting and building management systems.
Sensors and measurement technology

This year, Sensor+Test has introduced the special forum for sensor and measurement technology in process automation. It covers popular topics and the forum is almost fully booked.
Homogenization of machine data
Since the injection molding company Peiler & Klein embarked on the path to the smart factory with the help of Siemens MindSphere, I4.0 ideas have been bubbling up. The basis for this is the homogenization of machine data using the Elastic Gear architecture from system house Data Ahead.

TE Connectivity has expanded its M12 connector portfolio. The new connectors for direct mounting on PCBs or panels are available with eight or twelve pins and complement the field-installable connectors and solutions for cable assemblies.

Many embedded systems use firmware for the relationship between inputs and outputs, but firmware development is time-consuming. SSV is taking a new approach here.

The advantages of intelligent automation solutions are obvious: manufacturers can streamline their production and make it more efficient.

The Ray10 and Ray26 reflex array sensors from Sick can detect leading edges just a few millimeters high and therefore reliably detect flat and position-tolerant objects.

The Ensenso XR stereo camera from IDS can calculate 3D point clouds itself. It then sends the data via Ethernet or WLAN to a host PC for further processing.