Mightex Systems will display a full line-up of USB cameras, including the 1.2 megapixel SME-C012-U, 5.0 megapixel SME-C050-U, and a 2.4 megapixel TCE-1209-U camera. SME-C012-U features a 1/2.5-inch Aptina MT9M031 CMOS global shutter image sensor with 3.75 x 3.75µm pixel size capable of 60fps at full resolution. SME-C050-U features a 1/2.5-inch Aptina MT9P031 CMOS rolling shutter image sensor with 2.2 x 2.2µm pixel size capable of 14fps at full resolution. Tese cameras are suitable for use in
medical imaging, machine vision, and inspection applications. TCE-1209-U line scan cameras feature Toshiba TCD1209 CCD sensors with 14 x 14µm pixel size, and a scan rate of 3,300 scans per second. Tese cameras are suitable for high speed industrial process control and machine vision applications. Mightex Systems will also showcase complete illumination systems featuring a wide portfolio of LEDs and LED drivers.
www.mightexsystems.com
New Electronic Technology (NET) will present its current product highlights at the show,
including the Corsight all-in-one smart vision system with matrix/line scan functionality; the GigEPro, a compact camera with integrated real-time image pre-processing; 3iCube, USB3.0/USB3 Vision industrial and board- level cameras; and HDselect, a compact multi-sensor HD CMOS camera. NET’s portfolio includes compact and
remote video cameras with optional integrated image processing, freely configurable smart vision systems, and soſtware for machine vision and real-time algorithms and components. NET supports industrial applications with ideas and concepts for efficient automation processes.
www.net-gmbh.com
Odos Imaging will showcase its award- winning technology, the Real.iZ range of high-resolution 3D vision systems and machine vision modules. On show will be the 1.3 megapixel VS-1000 vision system, capable of capturing both range information and intensity information at every pixel, as well as the SE-1000 high-speed storage module, and the IL-0900 series high-power pulsed laser illumination modules. Te SE-1000 combines high-speed data
capture and on-board storage with advanced control over triggering, acquisition and readout. Te system can be considered a high-speed storage camera with 3D upgrade capability.
CONFERENCE AGENDA
In addition to the exhibition, Automate 2015 includes a conference featuring the 46th International Symposium on Robotics. The conference provides practical classes taught by experienced industry professionals who know the challenges faced by companies using or considering using automation. Topics cover key issues in robotics, motion control, vision and imaging, and related automation segments.
Attendees from the vision
industry can take special classes that are required to earn the Certified Vision Professional (CVP) designation.
www.imveurope.com
The CVP designation is offered at both basic and advanced levels, with testing also offered at Automate 2015. On 24 March, basketball legend and television sportscaster Bill Walton will make an appearance at the Automate Show. Attendees can meet Bill Walton at the ATI Industrial Automation and Schunk booths and also chat with him at the Automate networking party held on 24 March at 5:30pm. The basketball-themed party provides networking with exhibitors, speakers and attendees over drinks, food and games.
@imveurope Automate 2015 has grown
by more than 50 per cent compared to the last show in 2013. Jeff Burnstein, president of the Association for Advancing Automation, commented: ‘The growth of Automate 2015 reflects the enthusiasm and advancement around automation technology. Automate 2015 provides suppliers, distributors, integrators, and end users an avenue for making connections, learning about new technology, discussing challenges and discovering automation solutions and opportunities.’
www.automateshow.com
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