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stimulating day, with two keynote addresses,more than 50 technical
seminars to choose fromand an exhibition featuring 47 of the leading companies in the field of vision. There will be plenty to interest both vision newcomers and experienced practioners a like .
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The keynote addresses feature two household names in Dyson and Ocado Technology and will illustrate how vision technology has relevance to everyday life, such as domestic cleaning and
shopping. Dr Mike Aldred from Dyson will describe the design journey that brought the Dyson 360 Eye robot vacuum cleaner, which utilises images froma 360° Field Of View camera to locate itself within its environment, to market. Dr Graham Deacon will describe some of the work that his team at Ocado Technology has done using 3D point clou d cameras in order to pick and pack groceries with robots. Dr. Aldred’s presentation will open the morning session of the Machine Vision Conference at 10am, and Dr. Deacon will begin the afternoon session at 1.30pm .
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
international line-up of s technical vision seminars
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
The Conference itself will feature over 50 from an peakers,
allowing visitors to tailor their day
according to their particular interests. Six separate presentation theatres offer a rich programme covering 3D vision, Camera technology, Optics &
illumination, Systems and applications, Software and embedded vision and Understanding vision technology.
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software development toolkits including programming of advanced vision systems without the need to write code. The programme will also take a look at the range of embedded vision applications, challenges, limitations and what to consider when building an embedded vision system. With camera technology constantly evolving, the conference will take a look at the use of different
Individual topics include insights into how 3D Vision can be applied to solve real world problems, high speed 3D profiling and the evolution of Smart 3D Vision. There will be a look at the latest ,
wavelengths to solve applications, global shutter, rolling shutter and HSI senso r technology and high resolution imaging. Solutions for the manufacturing sector will include direct part marking, end of line label and packaging inspection, traceability in the food and beverage sectors and machine vision w agriculture. There will also be customer case studies from the
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packaging and automotive industries. The full programme can be found at
www.machinevisionconferen
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EXH BITIION EXHIBII ON
The accompanying exhibition manufacturers, technology su
ppliers and features
systems integrators fromthe world of vision, offering a wide range of
Experts on hand
Stemmer Imaging will have a team of vision experts on hand at the UKIVA Machine Vision Conference and
Exhibition to discuss any vision requirements,
applications and training. A conveyor-
demonstration
featuring belt
a Boa 2 smart camera and Boa Spot IDE vision
sensor from Teledyne DALSA will show barcode, 2D Datamatrix code and OCR capabilities on a variety of box es. This not only highlights DALSA’s brand new high speed, high performance code reading algorithm but the cameras will be individually filtered to read only from boxes of a specific colour. There will also be the opportunity to show visitors 2D and 3D cameras, LED illumination and optics from some of Stemmer Imaging’s extensive range of suppliers.
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technology and providing a diverse range of expertise to tap into. The current exhibitor list includes: Acrovision Ltd, Active Silicon, Allied Vision, Alrad Imaging, Alysium-Tech GmbH, AP Technologies, Basler, Baumer Limited, Bytronic Automation Ltd, Capture Automation, ClearView Imaging Ltd, Cognex UK Ltd, Crest Solutions, CVR, Dimaco, Euresys, FLIR Systems, Inc, Framos Electronics Ltd, IDS Imaging Development Systems, Imperx, Keyence, Kowa, LAMBDA
Photometrics Ltd, LMI Technologies Inc, Matrix Vision GmbH, Matrox, MBJ
Imaging GmbH, Multipix Imaging, MVTec Software GmbH, NET, Photonfocus, Pleora Technologies, Point Grey, Ricoh Imagin g Europe, Scorpion Vision Ltd, SICK (UK) Ltd, Smart Vision Lights, Smartek Vision, Sony Image Sensing Solutions, Spookfish,
Stemmer Imaging Ltd, SVS Vistek, Tamron Europe GmbH, Teledyne Dalsa, The Imaging Source (TIS), Videology Imaging Solutions and VS Technology. With the presentation theatres conveniently arranged around the
exhibition space, delegates can easily visit the exhibition during the conference breaks or if they have a spare slot in thei r individual presentation schedule.
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highly topical subjjb ects of embedded vision and the
will be complemented by pract and the capabilities of embedd on the benefits offered by USB Conference and Exhibition. Its the UKIVA Machine Vision new USB 3.1 standard at
on the exhibition stand.
Rapid prototyping of embedded vision systems using an IDS camera, Raspberry Pi3 board and embedded software can be seen. Also on show will be the new USB 3.1 Gen 1 uEye LE series of
cameras, available in both board-level and housed versions, with a choice of four sensors offering resolution from0.5 to 6MP. Featuring USB 3.1 Gen 1 connectivity using a Type-C connector, they provide hardware support for 12Wpower delivery. There will also be the opportunity to see the new Ensenso X 3D camera systemwith 100Wprojector.
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