From 27 to 28 November the event Zeiss X-Ray Insights will take place in Oberkochen. The event begins on Wednesday afternoon with a general introduction to X-ray technology and is aimed in particular at those interested who are not familiar with the technology to date.
Image: Carl Zeiss AG
This will be followed by a guided tour through Zeiss Meditec. The second day of the event will mainly consist of workshops on various related topics.
Hexagon’s Presto automated robotic inspection cell system is based on a turnkey inspection cell and offers users increased efficiency in their processes through robotic quality inspection.
With the MarSurf M 510-75, Mahr presented the smallest free touch system on the market for the first time at the Optatec trade fair.
Vision Components now offers its MIPI cameras with a GMSL2 interface for data transmission with cables up to 10 meters long.
Zebra announce the launch of the 3S Series of 3D profilers.
Ifm’s O2U5 provides the user with almost unlimited combination possibilities in 2D inspection.
Sony Semicon Aitrios is an AI sensing platform that makes it easier to develop, deploy and manage vision-based machine learning solutions at scale.
Opto Engineering’s HC series features hypercentric lenses for sensors up to 1.1″.
With Visometry’s Twyn version 2.2, complex measurement tasks can now be solved even more efficiently.
With its new 3D sensors from the recently developed XCS series, AT is launching a new product line that is especially for high-performance applications in the electronics industry with its optimized laser and its very small field of view of up to 2.08 in (53mm).
The µmagnetic measuring system from Qass tests the hardness of ferromagnetic materials without contact.
Together with API Metrology and Eleven Dynamics, Neobotix has developed a robot for automatically scanning large objects.
TQ introduced the COM-HPC Mini Module TQMxCU1-HPCM based on the Intel Core Ultra processors, which enable high graphics and AI requirements in the smallest space.
