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Vision Components GmbH would like to introduce the newly developed Data Matrix code reading software. Combined with an intelligent camera, the VC Smart Reader enables quick and reliable identification of 2D codes. The VC Smart Reader software has been optimized for use with VCOptimum, VCProfessional, VC Board Cam and VisiCube camera types. (read more)
Machine vision systems are used for automated inspection and measurement in production environments. Search by Specification | Learn More about Machine Vision Systems
Smart cameras are stand-alone camera systems that contain an image sensor, integrated processor, and communication interface. They can be programmed for machine vision, security, and other imaging applications. Learn More about Smart Cameras
Vision sensors are machine vision video cameras with integrated signal processing and imaging electronics. They typically include program and data interfaces. Search by Specification | Learn More about Vision Sensors
Machine vision software is used to control and drive machine vision systems. Learn More about Machine Vision Software
Video cameras take continuous pictures and generate signals for display or recording. They capture images by breaking them down into a series of lines. This search form does not include consumer devices such as camcorders. Search by Specification | Learn More about Video Cameras
Vision calibration targets are precision test samples or patterns that are printed or etched on a substrate of glass or other material for dimensional calibration and depth-of-field determinations of machine vision systems, cameras or microscopes. Learn More about Vision Calibration Targets
...signals the framegrabber can handle simultaneously. High-resolution cameras support camera inputs greater than 1000 x 1000 pixels. Output choices for frame grabbers include RS170, CCIR, RS330, RS422, NTSC, Y/C, RGB, PAL, SVGA, and VGA. Common... Search by Specification | Learn More about Frame Grabbers
Complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) cameras use image sensors that operate at lower voltages than charged coupled devices (CCDs), reducing power consumption for portable applications. Each CMOS active pixel sensor cell has its own buffer Search by Specification | Learn More about CMOS Cameras
Imaging workstations are vision systems used for metrology or image analysis in laboratory and cleanroom settings. Search by Specification | Learn More about Imaging Workstations
Camera lenses and video lenses attach to video cameras for use in machine vision, quality monitoring, security, and remote monitoring for industrial and commercial operations. This search form does not cover consumer video camera lenses. Search by Specification | Learn More about Camera Lenses and Video Lenses
Charge injection device (CID) cameras are used in analytical instrumentation, industrial machine vision, medical, scientific and aerospace applications. Learn More about CID Cameras
Camera filters provide a range of optical filtering effects in scientific, research, and industrial applications. Search by Specification | Learn More about Camera Filters
Low light cameras are designed for low light applications. They contain sensors that are highly sensitive to light and reduce images to a series of lines. Search by Specification | Learn More about Low Light Cameras
Charge coupled device (CCD) cameras contain light-sensitive silicon chips that detect electrons excited by incoming light. They also contain micro circuitry that transfers a detected signal along a row of discrete picture elements or pixels Search by Specification | Learn More about CCD Cameras
UV cameras have image sensors that detect light in the ultraviolet (UV) range. They are used to spot defects in industrial applications and as imagers in scientific applications. Learn More about UV Cameras
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Data Matrix code reader Software: VC Smart Reader Vision Components GmbH
The QC-300 is an advanced digital readout Automation and Metrology, Inc.
The Open Source Image Processing Library Vision Components GmbH
Contour-based object recognition Vision Components GmbH
3D Vision Module for Robotic Applications SPG DATA 3D
3D Inspection & Measurement for Energy Industry SPG DATA 3D
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Product News for cameras use of in machine vision
Enhanced Sensitivity Cameras for Machine Vision
DALSA introduces new line of Piranha Enhanced Sensitivity (ES) Cameras for Machine Vision
With up to 32 TDI stages and up to 8k resolution, the cost-effective Piranha ES cameras are ideal for flat panel display, electronics and web inspection (read more)
Sony New GigE Cameras for Machine Vision
Sony Introduces its New GigE Camera Series
With four new models varying in resolution and frame rates, the XCG Series offers choice, flexibility and high image quality options to match your specific inspection application requirements. (read more)
Machine Vision System - VA61 GigE Vision Appliance
Vision Appliances are embedded machine vision solutions that have been designed to satisfy your current and future inspection needs. They provide the ease-of-use, performance and flexibility required to meet the diverse requirements of industrial applications, while accommodating the needs and experience of end users. (read more)
5 Mega Pixel Camera Link Camera for Machine Vision
Sony's high resolution XCL-5005CR color video camera incorporates a new Sony 2/3-type Progressive Scan CCD sensor with square pixels. This 5-Megapixel CCD camera provides exceptional picture quality( 2,448 x 2,050 pixels) and captures video at 15 frames per second. This camera adopts the AIA PoCL standard (Power over Camera Link) and features (read more)
Stock Brackets for Machine Vision Sensors
Models MV-SUB & MV-SUBE are stock mounting components for Smart Sensors & compact Machine Vision Cameras. Secure, flexible and cost-effective; now you can quickly move onto your other design tasks... (read more)
Machine Vision Inspection
The Visionscape software offers a variety of image processing tools and a powerful graphic user interface and thus supports creation and implementation of applications in intelligent cameras and PC-based systems. (read more)
Sony Machine Vision Analog Video Camera
Easy to install and ideal for image processing and machine vision applications, Sony's XC-ES50 ½ type B/W Analog Camera (EIA) is part of Sony's standard of analog B/W video cameras. (read more)
Ultra Compact Color Camera for Machine Vision
The XC-555 is an ultra-compact 1/2 type IT CCD color camera ideally suited for a wide variety of applications such as machine vision, multimedia and remote monitoring. The XC-555 is designed so that a video output signal can be obtained by only providing a power supply of 12 V DC. Its ultra-compact, one-piece design eliminates the need for a bulky CCU. (read more)
Analog Progressive Scan Camera for Machine Vision
When high quality imaging at 30 frames/second with a 12-pin connector are of the essence, turn to the compact champion, Sony's XC-56, for the solution. Featuring the same compact and light weight size as Sony's XC-HR camera series, the C-mount XC-56 B/W camera incorporates a 1/3 type Interline Transfer (IT) Progressive Scan CCD with square pixels and a VGA resolution of 659 x 494. (read more)
Smart Cameras for Machine Vision Applications
In the world of Smart Cameras, Sony's new XCI 100 Series is genius. The 1 GHz VIA Pentium-class processor is open to a variety of applications, thanks to its compatibility with leading software packages including Cognex®n VisionPro™ software. (read more)
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Short-wave IR imaging invades machine vision
SWIR imaging brings a new dimension to machine vision, opening the door to a host of new applications. Application engineer Sensors Unlimited Inc. Princeton, N.J. SWIR cameras classify polymers for...(read more)
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Intelligent design with smart cameras
Machine-vision applications increasingly make use of one-package-does-all cameras. Machine-vision applications increasingly make use of one-package-does-all cameras. A smart camera/vision sensor: The...(read more)
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Cameras at work
New to machine vision? Here’s a quick primer. A standard machine-vision system consists of five basic parts: the camera, optics, illumination or lighting, the image-acquisition...(read more)
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Infrared Cameras Improve In-Line Quality Control
Seeing (Infra)red for Improved Quality Control Infrared imaging helps automate part inspection and tracks manufacturing performance in real time. • Infrared-vision systems can provide...(read more)
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Choosing the Optimal Cable for GigE Vision
Created and introduced by the Automated Imaging Association, the new GigE Vision™ interface standard provides a unique solution for real-time performance driven applications that require high...(read more)
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Lighting the Way for Vision
Proper lighting is the key to useful machine vision. Not long ago, the cost and complexity of machine vision limited its use to specialty machines and isolated inspections. Today, however, machine...(read more)
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MTC Machine Health Monitoring, Tissue Applications
Continuous digital video monitoring takes the mystery out of process failures and upsets. Cameras placed along the tissue machine, rewinder and packaging line record video continuously, 24-hours per...(read more)
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Basler Color L301kc Cameras for Veneer Grading
Ventek supplies machine vision systems worldwide to the Wood Panel industry for use in process and grading applications. Early in 2005, Ventek introduced the GSc2000, a full color system for grading...(read more)
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IR Automatic Guidebook: Temperature Monitoring & Control with IR Cameras (.pdf)
Manufacturing and process engineers are under constant pressure to make production systems and processes more efficient and less costly. Frequently, their solutions use automation techniques to...(read more)
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Seeing Is Believing
Bud Patel and Todd Bailey Industrial vision systems now spot defects, read bar codes, and catch cosmetic problems on production lines for which the technology was considered too pricey Operators of...(read more)
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Machine Vision - Products and Services - National Instruments NI Home > Products & Services > Machine Vision Machine Vision What is NI Vision? NI Vision Software See National Instruments Profile & Catalog |
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NI Vision Builder for Automated Inspection (AI) - Products and... With Vision Builder AI, you can solve most machine vision application challenges without the use of a programming language or complicated See National Instruments Profile & Catalog |
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Machine Vision Online Machine Vision Online e-Newsletters Read the latest issues of the bi-monthly Machine Vision Online e-newsletters and sign up to receive your copy See Automated Imaging Association Information |
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Computer Vision Source Code CMVision Color Machine Vision Library - A free low level color vision processing library, which is able to threshold and calculate connected |
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Industrial Video Cameras - Toshiba Industrial Video Cameras Products Services & Support Machine Vision Cameras As a leader in advanced video See Toshiba Imaging Systems Division Information |
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Machine Vision Software Applications Product Systems - EPSON Point & Click Ease of Use Most machine vision systems offered See EPSON Robots Information |
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BitFlow, Inc. - Industrial Strength Frame Grabbers and... Frame Grabbers, Machine Vision Software Support, and Applications Development Software See BitFlow, Inc. Information |
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WP200 - Using Spartan-3 FPGAs As Low-Cost Controllers for... 2003 Using Spartan-3 FPGAs As Low-Cost Controllers for Remote Digital Cameras By: Darrell Wilburn, Dan Hafeman, Al Rogers, and Helen Yu The See Xilinx, Inc. Information |
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MATLAB Central - Author - Frank Wornle FireWire Vision Tools A simple MATLAB interface to "FireWire Digital Cameras" and the Color Machine Vision algorithms "CMV Author: Frank Wornle See MathWorks, Inc. (The) Information |
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MATLAB Central - Files FireWire Vision Tools A simple MATLAB interface to "FireWire Digital Cameras" and the Color Machine Vision algorithms "CMV Author: Frank Wornle See MathWorks, Inc. (The) Information |
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