VISION SHOW PREVIEW
The return of Vision!
Here’s some of what to expect when the trade fair opens its doors
Exhibitors
Te latest telecentric lenses from Opto Engineering (hall 8, D48) will be on show, including the TCEL series featuring optics with integrated liquid lens technology. Also shown will be the firm’s 360°-view PCHIAF lenses, which are optics with adaptive lens focus for hole inspection, as well as its PCBPN boroscopic probes, suited to diameters down to 5.5mm. Lighting is also a fundamental
part of Opto Engineering’s offerings from its years as a manufacturer and supplier of LED illuminators. Te latest in this field include the LT2BC series, a continuous high- uniformity LED backlight, now also available with an optional integrated collimation film. Lastly, the firm will also exhibit its LTBRZ3 series, LED bar lights with integrated drive electronics.
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ore than 260 companies are expected to take part in the Vision trade fair when it takes place from 5
to 7 October in Stuttgart. Tis will be the first major live event for the
European vision sector since the pandemic began. ‘After this enforced break, we the exhibitors and Messe Stuttgart can jointly send a positive signal to the international market and the economy, and show that the machine vision industry is looking to the future with optimism,’ said Alexander van der Lof, chief executive of the TKH Group. ‘Face-to-face meetings at trade shows
are, and will remain, immensely important for interaction and networking. Tat is why Vision 2021 is an indispensable platform,’ added Martin Grzymek, director sales Europe at Teledyne. Messe Stuttgart believes around one in two
exhibitors will be from outside of Germany. Te show will be smaller – 472 exhibitors from 31 countries presented technology at the 2018 fair, with 11,106 visitors attending – and the assumption is the fair will have a much more European character this year.
In addition to the joint stand for young
companies from Germany, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Energy (BMWi), Messe Stuttgart will premiere Vision Start-up World. Christoph Garbe, managing shareholder of
HD Vision Systems, one of the Start-up World exhibitors, said: ‘Te trade fair will not only provide us with a platform for our products and solutions, [but] it will also be a valuable channel to understand and examine the needs of our customers.’ HD Vision Systems, which was named
Vision Start-up of the Year in 2020, and is shortlisted for the Vision Award, is planning to present its latest generation of 3D camera based on light field technology in combination with AI algorithms. Te trade fair will also feature an
integration area, with integrators like Compar, Euclid Labs and ISW exhibiting. Technology presentations will be held during the Industrial Vision Days forum, organised in combination with the VDMA and will be streamed live and on-demand for the first time.
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On display from Matrix Vision (hall 8, C30) will be the new MvBlueNaos product family for embedded vision. Te camera modules have a PCI Express interface, which is also responsible for direct access to memory, computer processors and on embedded processor boards. Te cameras are equipped with GenICam software support, which ensures compatibility with existing image processing programs, thereby also guaranteeing platform independence on the software side. Te first models, with Sony
Pregius and Pregius S sensors, offer resolutions ranging
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