SHOW PREVIEW: VISION New CoaXPress frame grabbers and
VisualApplets version 3.1 will also be displayed, as well as information about frame grabber hardware it plans to release with next generation interfaces: CXP-12, 10 GigE and NBase-T.
https://silicon.software/
An ‘embedded lab’ and a ‘future lab’ will be the two main areas on Stemmer Imaging’s stand (1E52). Both will feature hands-on demonstrations highlighting machine learning, embedded vision, 3D applications, hyperspectral imaging and Industry 4.0 connectivity. Tese will all use functionality provided by Stemmer Imaging’s Common Vision Blox machine vision soſtware toolkit. Tere will be a customer evaluation station
for hyperspectral imaging, which will highlight the latest CVB capabilities for the visualisation of hyperspectral image data cubes and for handling metadata. Also on show will be the new Ricoh SC-10A
human assistance camera system for assembly stations, designed to eliminate errors in manual assembly operations. A set of work instructions can be loaded into the system and displayed on a monitor, while the camera scans the workpiece. Te human operator follows the on-screen assembly instructions and aſter every action, the system compares the result to the correct stored image, before the next step can be taken. Tis reduces errors, helps operators learn new tasks and provides a digital audit trail of all operations.
www.stemmer-imaging.com
Teledyne Dalsa (1F62) will unveil its first 5GigE area camera, a multi-line CMOS line scan camera, and a multi-array CMOS TDI camera. Teledyne Dalsa’s new Linea ML 8k
INVESTIGATIONS IN HYPERSPECTRAL
The European Photonics Industry Consortium (EPIC) will host a half-day meeting on hyperspectral imaging on 7 November. Hyperspectral imaging can be used to determine the chemical composition of objects, and so can distinguish between plastics, for example. Presentations include those from Delta Optical Thin Film, CSEM, the market research firm Tematys, Horiba, Finnish firm VTT, Andon Electronics,
Cambridge Consultants, which will speak about hyperspectral imaging in patient monitoring, and Imec.
Along with hyperspectral cameras and software, there will be a number of new lighting products for hyperspectral imaging on show. Metaphase is one firm targeting hyperspectral system builders. ‘Users from the area of food inspection are eagerly waiting for special
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multispectral or hyperspectral illumination based on LEDs,’ said Sophie Perrot, an illumination expert at Stemmer Imaging. ‘The existing systems work with halogen lamps, which produce a great amount of heat, which is a hindrance when using multispectral machine vision in the food industry. LED- based illumination will greatly extend the application area of machine vision systems, especially in this segment.’
Xenics (1G51) will showcase a strong line- up of infrared cameras suitable for integrated systems, product development, high-end research, or end-use applications. On display will be line scan and area scan cameras, while live product demonstrations will show how InGaAs line scan cameras are used in the food and beverage industry.
www.xenics.com
and 16k cameras offer high speed and high- resolution mono, colour, and multispectral imaging. Independent start and stop of integration for each array allows versatile illumination configurations in a single scan using pulsed LED lighting technologies. Te Linea HS 16k camera is based on the
latest charge domain CMOS TDI technology. Te multi-array TDI sensor enables high-speed multi-field imaging where brightfield, darkfield, and backlit images can be captured in a single scan. Both Linea ML and HS run at a maximum
line rate of 300kHz with a Camera Link HS interface using fibre optic cables. Te company is also expanding its Genie
Nano camera series with eight 5GigE models. Te monochrome and colour 5Gb models offer resolutions from 3.2 megapixels to 12 megapixels, and Teledyne’s TurboDrive technology. Tese new Genie Nano models feature the 5Gbase-T link speed.
www.teledynedalsa.com
Tichawa Vision (1H42) will present its Diamond contact image sensor (CIS) product family, which has a line rate of up to 1,000 kHz. Te sensor has a pixel array with powerful signal pre-processing (correlated
double sampling, plus on-chip linearisation) and around 1,000 ADC levels with suffixed serialisers. Te sensor also has 17 LVDS drivers, each with 622Mb/s of aggregate data rates of over 10 Gbaud. At web speeds of 21m/s the CIS achieves a
resolution of 1,200dpi. Te correlated double sampling gives a dynamic range of 60dB. Te company will also show live
demonstrations of VTCIS with integrated white balance, and the VDCIS designed for surface inspection of highly profiled objects, which has a working distance of 60mm and a depth of field of 15mm.
https://tichawa-vision.de
TeUK Industrial Vision Association (UKIVA) will have 16 members exhibiting at the trade fair. Te UKIVA booth (Hall G, stand 1Z105) will be available for members to hold business meetings. In addition, literature racks
will be available on the booth where members can display their own publicity material alongside UKIVA’s Vision in Action publication. UKIVA members exhibiting at the show are:
Allied Vision, Baumer, Cognex, Framos, IDS Imaging Development Systems, Ifm Electronic, Imperx, Matrix Vision, Matrox Imaging, Omron, Scorpion Vision (Tordival), Sick, Sony, Stemmer Imaging, Tamron and Wenglor Sensoric.
www.ukiva.org
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