VISION SHOW PREVIEW
Zebra Technologies, booth 8B40
Zebra Technologies’ booth will feature more than a dozen machine vision demonstrations, highlighting portfolio flexibility and capabilities. Attendees can interact with Zebra’s Aurora software suite, including Focus, Design Assistant, Imaging Library and Zebra Aurora Vision Studio. Other demos include PC-based and FS42 camera-based deep learning optical character recognition, deep learning anomaly detection on the newly launched Zebra NS42 camera, an Aurora Vision Studio conveyor demo. The Zebra booth will also feature a specially dedicated preview area for forthcoming, cutting- edge deep learning solutions due in 2025. Come and listen to Donato Montanari’s presentation about how the cloud can deliver end-to-end AI solutions, on Tuesday 8 October, 12:00 - 12:20, Hall 8 Booth C70.
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approach for AI and hyperspectral cameras. We will present our new hyperspectral cameras at VISION. Since they are some of the best in their class, we want to show them to the entire world.”
On embedded vision technologies, and
how they can offer intelligent application solutions by enabling very compact and highly efficient machine vision systems, Jan-Erik Schmitt, VP of Sales at Vision Components, said: “The influence of AI is increasing continuously through the integration of AI chips in processors. Vision is the leading event for the machine vision industry and is becoming increasingly important in the area of embedded vision. Vision Components specialises 110% in embedded vision and will present the latest trends such as MIPI connections to processors, extended accessories, innovative functionalities and various FPGA accelerators at this year’s Vision.” Looking at the trend for 3D sensors in applications such as electronics and e-mobility, for example the inspection of surfaces Daniel Seiler, CEO of AT – Automation Technology, said: “The highest concentration of experts in machine vision can be found at Vision. Users can find all technologies for their applications in one place. During Vision, AT will present the new 3D sensor series XCS which was developed together with electronics OEMs. The XCS detects the smallest surface details by means of high-quality laser line projection and
Resolve Optics, booth 10G44
Specialist lenses for demanding vision applications
With new vision cameras and sensors appearing almost weekly it is rare to find a standard format device. Consequently, sourcing a lens optimised for your vision application has never been more critical to ensure the quality of the final image. This in turn has an impact on factors including measurement accuracy, operational speed, reproducibility, and downstream analysis reliability.
Rob Watkinson of Resolve Optics commented: “We are uniquely placed to design and develop specialist lenses for vision applications no matter what the format or required resolution. When developing a new lens, we take the demands of your application into account from the very beginning. We can optimise lens performance for a certain working distance, a specific waveband and design an optimised lens to camera mount. We have also produced specialist vision lenses that provide wide fields of view with little or no distortion and compact lens designs where the target application is space limited”.
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precise optics. Since speed and software solutions also play an important role in the area of 3D, we will specifically address these topics.” In addition to the topics covered at
“Vision is the leading event for the machine vision industry and is becoming increasingly important in the area of embedded vision”
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