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Courtesy of Automated Vision Systems
Figure 1: To develop the illumination for a machine vision application, a basic understanding of optical physics helps. Example: Optical Design Ray Trace (a computational method to simulate the path of light rays as they travel through a lens.)
Cameras and Accessories
Effective Lighting Design Strategies for Reliable Machine Vision Applications
Nov. 3, 2025
ProPhotonix
Figure 1: UV-C LEDS enable inspection by taking advantage of flourescence properties of some products.
Non-visible
Harnessing UV-C LEDs for Advanced Inspection and Quality Control
Oct. 21, 2025
Mike Orr, Penna Flame Industries
Figure 1: A steel component in vehicle suspension systems, each support arm weighs 37 pounds, has dimensions of 18 x 12 in, semi-sharp edges, and is irregularly shaped.
Factory Automation
Robotic Bin Picking System at Penna Flame Picks Large, Heavy Industrial Parts
Oct. 15, 2025
