Machine Vision Products

The PR-G series of general purpose stainless steel photoeye photoelectric sensors feature a metal housing instead of the traditional plastic, so the sensors are able to withstand damage and provide detection even in harsh environments, as verified from third-party certification from ECOLAB and Diversey.

The ZephirTM. 2.5 MCT camera from Photon etc.—developed for industrial imaging applications—is reportedly the fastest affordable SWIR camera on the market.

TECHSPEC broadband coated 1/10λ first surface dielectric mirrors from Edmund Optics reportedly provide greater than 99% reflection and are designed for applications in the visible to near-infrared spectra.

Acromag’s BusWorks XT multi-channel optocoupler and interposing relay modules connect discrete field devices to measurement and control system I/O modules.

Myricom’s FastStack Machine Vision Acceleration (MVA) software solution will begin shipping with high-speed cameras from Emergent Vision Technologies to deliver high throughput and low CPU utilization performance.

A component of the new x-ray inspection software XI-Pilot V 3.1 is a module that allows for an easier evaluation of x-ray images.

Piranha4 mono and color cameras from Teledyne DALSA feature 4k resolution and 10.56 μm x 10.56 μm pixel size.

Omron’s new M18 cylindrical photoelectric sensors combine simple selection and installation with versatility and rugged construction, which enable its usage in a variety of applications, including food and beverage production, material handling and logistics.

IDS Imaging‘s new USB3 uEye CP camera features the latest revision of the CMOSIS 4.2 megapixel CMOS sensor.

The Auriga microspectroscopy and imaging software package from CRAIC Technologies is designed to collect, analyze and process moth microspectra and images from CRAIC microspectrophotometers running Windows 8.

TimeBench analysis software allows Optronis’ CamRecord high-speed cameras to be controlled by a variety of devices such as smartphones, computers and iPads, enabling users to project-manage their recordings, analyze individual images using distance, angle and speed measurements and output data as reports.

Pepperl+Fuchs has launched the R2 Series of ultra-small sensors, a line of photoelectric sensors available in four sensing modes to suit varied application needs.

Pleora Technologies’ iPORT embedded camera interface has been chosen by PHOTONIS to help extend the NOCTURN family of digital low-light CMOS cameras and provide GigE Vision and USB 3.0 Vision connectivity.

To support its Karbon-CXP and Cyton CoaXPress frame grabbers, BitFlow has updated its Development Kit (SDK). Version 5.70 of the SDK comes with development libraries and working example applications complete with MS Visual C++ source code to enable developers to integrate the frame grabbers into their applications.