SHOW PREVIEW: VISION
is that employees in a manufacturing facility can take the autonomous machine vision system out of the box and install it in minutes, without help from a systems integrator. Plug and Inspect systems provide full autonomy to the manufacturing plant: systems self-adapt to changes in the environment, such as changes in light conditions and object location or orientation, without intervention. Te system’s machine vision and artificial
Autonomous machine vision firm, Inspekto (1D81), will launch its quality assurance product. Inspekto produces industrial autonomous machine vision for quality inspection, gating and sorting. Te idea behind the company’s Plug and Inspect technology
rolling shutter sensor from On Semiconductor. Tey are equipped with S-mount or CS-/C- mount, twist-proof USB Type-C connections, and practical USB power delivery.
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JAI (1F50) will demonstrate its prism-based RGB colour line scan camera, the Sweep+ SW- 4000T-10GE, based on a backwards-compatible 10GBase-T GigE Vision interface delivering 10Gb/s output. Te camera is backwards- compatible to NBase-T (5Gb/s and 2.5Gb/s) and 1,000Base-T (1Gb/s). With a resolution of 4,096 pixels per channel and a maximum speed more than 100kHz, the camera is designed to cover
intelligence capabilities mean that manufacturers can change the object under inspection, or even move the system to another production line, without the need for external experts, according to the company.
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a wide range of industrial line scan imaging applications. JAI has added a new high-speed trilinear
CMOS colour line scan camera – the SW- 4000TL-PMCL – to its Sweep series camera family. It features 4K (4,096 pixels) resolution and a maximum full line rate of 66kHz for 24-bit non-interpolated RGB output. Features include horizontal and vertical binning, built-in colour space conversion functions, as well as direct encoder connection and auto-detection of scan direction. JAI will also launch a new polarisation area
scan camera in the Go series, built around Sony’s 5.1-megapixel IMX250MZR CMOS image sensor with a four-way polarised filter design.
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Laser Components (1G31) will present its first Flexpoint line laser module in a square casing, the MVsquare (65 x 15 x 15mm). Tis
VISION STUTTGART TO HOST EUROPEAN COMMISSION-FUNDED NETWORKING INITIATIVE
The Vision trade fair is to feature a networking initiative financed by the European Commission. The EC-funded Business Beyond
Borders (BBB) aims to help SMEs become more active internationally, and thus increase economic growth both in and outside Europe. In the run-up to the trade fair, exhibitors and visitors will be able to register through an online platform and create their own profile. At the trade fair itself, there will be meeting space provided and opportunities for business exchange.
The BBB initiative will take place on all three days of the trade fair, and there will be a special conference programme on the first day.
This is the first time Business
Beyond Borders has been at Vision. The initiative is implemented by a consortium led by Eurochambres, the Association of European Chambers of Industry and Commerce. The consortium is made up of UFI, the global association of the exhibition industry; the European Major Exhibition Centres Association
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(EMECA); and Low, a strategic communication consultancy. ‘Vision is one of 10 trade fairs in strategically relevant future-oriented sectors in Europe and worldwide at which the BBB programme supports participating SMEs in developing their international business. Owing to the high degree of internationalisation of trade fairs in Europe, they provide an effective diving springboard, especially for SMEs,’ commented Barbara Weizsäcker, general secretary of EMECA and the European Exhibition Industry Alliance.
‘It is our aim to involve both European and non-European companies in the matchmaking programme, and to facilitate hundreds of meetings on-site,’ added Sara Lanzilotta, team leader for Business Beyond Borders at Eurochambres.
Florian Niethammer, project manager for Vision, stated: ‘We are delighted that Vision has been selected for the BBB matchmaking programme of the European Commission, and we are convinced that this cooperation will greatly benefit the trade fair.’
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latest addition to the Flexpoint MV series was designed for quick and easy installation during series production of 3D systems for industrial image processing. Focus, beam position and all other parameters are aligned during production according to customer specifications. Upon customer request, the MVsquare will
also be available in a space-saving version in which the laser beam is deflected by 90° and exits from the side of the housing. Te MV series, including this new module, now includes ten models with a large range of options. Customers can choose between different wavelengths: blue (405nm, 450nm); green (520nm); red (635nm, 660nm, 685nm); and NIR (785nm, 830nm, 850nm). Depending on the laser diode, exit powers of up to 100mW can be reached. In addition to the standard models with adjustable focus, most are also available in low-price versions with fixed focus. Modules can now be supplied with separated optics and electronics sections, custom built to fit into tight spaces.
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