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Vision system clocks up a grand milestone
The Kestrel noncontact measuring system was introduced by Vision Engineering in early 2002, and the one-thousandth system will be shipped this month.
News from Vision Components (25 February 2004)
Complete compact colour detection solution
The Datasensor S65-V0 and new S65-V1 series of colour sensors now offer one of the most complete colour detection solutions in a standard 50 x 50mm compact housing.
News from Datasensor (UK) (19 February 2004)
Thermal and optical combine for monitoring
Remote equipment inspections are made easier with Mikron Infrared's new DualVision 724 remote monitoring system for substations.
News from Mikron Infrared (16 February 2004)
Japanese machine vision range comes to the UK
Framos has been appointed as UK distributor for Ikegami Electronics, Japanese manufacturer of imaging equipment, including the SKC range of industrial frame shutter cameras.
News from Framos Electronics (13 February 2004)
Cameras bring vision to confined spaces
Featuring an ultracompact design, the new XC-HR57 and XC-HR58 cameras are the latest addition to Sony's range of progressive scan cameras.
News from Sony Europe - Image Sensing Solutions (13 February 2004)
A chance to shape tomorrow's vision systems
The Image Management Technologies stand at the IPOT show will feature managing directors and senior engineers from three leading-edge camera manufacturers and three software suppliers.
News from Image Management Technologies (10 February 2004)
Sources shed light on industrial vision
Correct lighting is a critical part of any vision-related application, and Moritex light sources are a leading choice for machine vision systems manufacturers and end users worldwide.
News from Moritex Europe ( 9 February 2004)
Frame grabber for next-generation vision
The MVS-8501 frame grabber is designed for the next generation of high-speed analogue cameras that use the latest progressive scan CCD sensor technology.
News from Cognex UK ( 6 February 2004)
IR camera gets to the foot of the problem
User application article The new ClimaCool2 ventilation and cooling system is the latest technology in sports shoes from Adidas, and a ThermaCAM SC3000 thermal imaging camera played a pivotal role in proving its design. Brochure available
News from Flir Systems ( 6 February 2004)
Choice of routes to thermal imaging
CTI has launched a two-tier thermal imaging camera hire service. Brochure available
News from CTI ( 4 February 2004)
Court ruling dismisses machine vision patents
Chief Judge Philip Pro of the US District Court in Las Vegas has ruled in favour of Cognex in its lawsuit against the Lemelson Medical, Education and Research Foundation, Limited Partnership.
News from Cognex UK ( 3 February 2004)
Digital camera sharpens its image
The HVDUO-10M is a one-piece digital colour camera capable of acquiring accurate, real-time, high-resolution colour images using the Foveon X3 Pro 10M CMOS direct image sensor. Brochure available
News from Pacer Components (30 January 2004)
Camera offers top resolution
The Infinity XTM is a new camera from DeltaPix capable of fast streaming video at high resolution on the computer monitor as well as outstanding resolutions on still images.
News from Stratton Technologies (30 January 2004)
Flexible limit switch has adjustable head
The AZ55 is a DIN size limit switch with an adjustable head that can be rotated in 90-degrees increments to four different positions for applications flexibility.
News from Matsushita Electric Works UK (26 January 2004)
Workshops show the benefits of vision systems
Cognex is holding a series of free workshops which give an insight into how over 200,000 vision systems are adding substantial value to a multitude of organisations across the globe.
News from Cognex UK (23 January 2004)
Vision system tops the range
The In-Sight 3400 is the highest-performance model of the Cognex family of machine vision sensors, with vision tool speeds more than four times faster than previously available.
News from Cognex UK (23 January 2004)
Vibrometer users to cluster in Birmingham
Lambda Photometrics will be holding two key events at the Photonics Cluster facility on the Aston Science Park in Birmingham on 25th and 26th February 2004. Brochure available
News from Lambda Photometrics (22 January 2004)
High speed OEM imaging camera
A new 12bit custom OEM CCD camera uses a 754 x 488 pixel frame transfer CCD, and acquires full images faster than three per second.
News from Jobin Yvon (20 January 2004)
Ferromagnetic sensing detects vehicles reliably
The M-Gage S18M vehicle detection sensor reliably detects 3D changes in the Earth's natural magnetic field when the presence of a large metal object such as a car, truck or railcar is introduced.
News from Banner Engineering (19 January 2004)
Smart cameras for smart engineers
Technical background article Plant engineers face a variety of challenges: improving quality; increasing efficiency; managing costs; reducing scrap; reducing downtime; and boosting capacity.
News from DVT Sensors (16 January 2004)
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