SHOW PREVIEW: SPIE PHOTONICS WEST


On display on Flir Systems booth (2054) will be Flir’s latest machine vision technologies, as well as new thermal cores and solutions.


Te new Firefly camera combines the best of machine vision, with the power of deep learning. With its integrated Intel Movidius Myriad 2 vision processing unit, users can deploy trained neural networks directly on the camera and conduct inference on the edge.


modular components to provide an optical platform that addresses a wide range of industries. It is designed to reduce the complexities, long development cycles and high costs that can be associated with custom imaging solutions. Te lens system features various camera tube lenses and supports all SWIR cameras currently available. It can also be adapted to exotic cameras, thanks to the large number of standard camera adapters. Zoom and focus operation can be motorised to enable fully automated inspection solutions.


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Flir will also show cameras with the latest Sony sensors, including the next generation of Pregius sensors using a new 4.5µm pixel size and with even better imaging performance. Te latest short wave infrared and thermal long wave infrared sensors will also be in action. Visitors will learn how a thermal camera can be integrated easily within an existing system. www.flir.com


Frankfurt Laser Company (booth 145, Bios 8145) will present the ML2040-series of line laser modules, delivering output power of up to 2W. Te lasers are supplied in wavelengths from 450nm to 1,060nm.


Apart from round and line beam, other beam shapes like grids, circles, or line and dot arrays are available. Te line beam has a sharp rectangular


shape with homogenous power distribution along the line. Te housing is electrically isolated and adheres to protection class IP65 (IP67 optional). TTL and analogue modulation are available, and the power stability is less than 1 per cent over 24 hours.


Also on display will be laser diode modules from the Haml-F series, ideal for machine vision, especially in 3D vision systems. Te lasers are compact, reliable and the focus can be adjusted easily by rotating the upper part by hand. Additionally, the lasers fulfil IP67 requirements, which make them the right product for use in production facilities. www.frlaserco.com


Lucid (booth 4427) will showcase its latest GigE Vision cameras and time-of-flight (ToF) technology. Product highlights will include


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