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Mahr has announced the release of its newly-updated MarSurf CM  mobile portable optical surface metrology tool. The latest updates to the MarSurf CM  mobile  include a 16-bit high-dynamic-range (HDR) camera that improves data density by 5x and low light sensitivity by 256x. These updates ensure optimum contrast for highly dynamic surfaces while maintaining the robust performance and low noise-to-signal ratio that customers have come to expect from MarSurf CM products. The updated CM  mobi

Radiant Vision Systems, a provider of automated visual inspection systems, has introduced its new VIP (Vision Inspection Pack) software – the first solution for backlit component inspection that combines the benefits of photometry for light and color measurement with machine vision for defect detection. From illuminated automotive panels and avionics to backlit buttons and ports on electronics—light-emitting components require inspection to ensure quality according to specifications an

LUCID Vision Labs has announced the series production of the first model of its Atlas10 10GBASE-T camera line featuring the 24.5 MP Sony Pregius S IMX530 image sensor. By combining a fast 10 Gigabit Ethernet PoE interface with the 4 th  generation Sony Pregius S sensors, Atlas10 delivers a new level of performance for high speed applications. The first Atlas10 model in production features the 24.5 MP Sony Pregius S IMX530 global shutter 4/3” CMOS sensor offering up to 51 frames per sec

Emerging technology, from the introduction of assembly lines to the Internet of Things, has always defined manufacturing. With the creation of computers and early automation came traditional machine vision, in which machines analyze photos of parts and components for defects based on a set of humandefined rules. While it reduces human error, traditional machine vision lacks the capacity to solve for pain points like complex defects and changing environments. Today, more sophisticate

In production, the Volkswagen Group is continuously moving ahead with future-oriented technologies and digitalization. ‘Industrial Computer Vision’ image recognition and processing technology is to help improve productivity in production by 30 percent.  “The use of this technology offers considerable potential for making our production plants even more efficient. By 2024, we already expect cost reductions running into the double digit million euro range throughout the group,”  says Gerd W

Pioneer camera miniaturization company, XIMEA, has prepared for production the smallest industrial USB3 imager with the highest resolution todate. It started with camera models based on 5 Mpix sensors using USB 2.0 interface and now XIMEA made accessible the first miniature cameras with On Semiconductor CMOS sensor providing 18 Mpix at more than 20 Fps. The MU181 camera is a part of the xiMU line of industrial USB3 cameras enhanced with the ever popular USB 3.1 Gen1 interface. All m

The new Helios is described by the company, Omega Tool Measuring Machines (TMM), as the most affordable and well optioned heatshrink/presetting combination on the market. Standard features include 4 axis CNC, tool height setting, liquid chilled cooling collars, and automatic broken tool removal. “Our new Helios is a triumph in customer focused engineering and innovation at an amazing price”  said Ryan Meleg, Vice-President for Global Sales at Omega TMM.  Mike Nuccitelli, President & C

Innovations in Optics has introduced its Pattern Blazer high-power LED fixed-pattern projector for structured lighting and stereovision in 3D machine vision.  Pattern Blazer applications include determination of object shape and orientation, contour mapping of parts, surface defect detection, depth measurements, guidelines, edge detection, and alignment. The Pattern Blazer projects patterns with an intensity that is at least 5X to 10X greater at the same distance than other ‘high power