The optocomb sensors by Xtia are integrated on a robot arm. The robot arm vibration is controlled and compensated to maintain the micro-accuracy of the sensors and ensure maximum reliability of the 3D scanning. Defect inspection can be automatically carried out by image analysis of a single scan. The L90 can detect defects with widths down to 270µm, while the S40 can detect defects with widths as small as 180µm.
Lumafield announced Neptune Performance and Triton Performance, a new tier of high-performance industrial X-ray CT scanning solutions that connects metrology-grade measurement in the engineering lab directly to automated,…
Baumer’s OX series smart 2D profile sensors analyze height profiles using an integrated and further expanded toolset, enabling cost-effective solutions for a wide range of demanding inspection and…
Digital multi-wavelength holography enables the rapid, highly accurate, and area-wide measurement of surface topographies.
Kistler presents its Vision Inspection System for the optical quality inspection of die-cut strips: The Inline Vision & Weld System with Marking-on-the-Fly (IV&WS Marking) checks die-cut parts for…
In the latest episode of the inVISION podcast ‘5 Questions…’, Annika Felhauer, Technology Development Manager for Industrial Sensors at Pepperl+Fuchs, introduces the…
From AI-driven anomaly detection and advanced sensor technologies to biomedical diagnostics and defense applications: CHII 2026 brought together international experts to discuss…
