B&R is adding Deep Learning capabilities to its smart camera portfolio thanks to a collaboration with MVTec and AI processor specialist Hailo. The first product to emerge from the project is Deep OCR and achieves particularly fast read rates, even for fonts that are otherwise difficult to recognize. Despite a performance of 26 TOPS, Hailo’s inference accelerators consume particularly little power, enabling the Deep Learning camera to be used as an edge device.
For bow, warp, TTV and quality inspection of semiconductor wafers in shorter cycle times Precitec has launched the ultra-fast Flying Spot Scanner (FSS) 310. Its features include flexible scan trajectories, the ability to measure 12″ wafers and a Z resolution in the nm range.
Zeiss presents the T-scan Hawk 2. The portable lightweight 3D laser scanner comes with metrology-grade precision and ease of use, thanks to a fast one-shot calibration of the sensor.
The AIT SmartGate by AIT Göhner is a scantor which is used, among other things, in the area of truck loading ramps.
A picking system has been developed for the Hugo picking robot of Nomagic’s justPick product line that is specially designed for fully automated picking in AutoStore systems.
Xiris Automation has released an AI tool for processing audio signals during welding.
The Ultris SR5 by Cubert brings an optical adapter enabling hyperspectral medical imaging.
Gidel announced that the Nvidia Jetson Orin NX 16GB SoM will be added to Gidel’s FantoVision range of hi-bandwidth compact computers for vision on the edge.
With the LQXP series, iim expands its Lumimax portfolio in the area of extreme performance.
Vision & Control now offers the telecentric objectives of the vicotar series with M42 thread.
A new optical coating from Fraunhofer IOF enables optics that do not fog up and hardly reflect at all.
With the MX005 a new color scientific cameras is added to the xiX camera series of Ximea.
The high resolution 3D camera Femto Mega by Orbbec with real-time streaming of processed images over ethernet or USB connections uses Microsoft’s ToF technology for precise scene understanding over a wide 120° field of view and a broad range from 0.25 to 5.5m.
