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Bild: TIAMA/TeDo Verlag GmbHEpisode 14 | Systems View on Machine Vision – Benjamin Cocquelin (Tiama Group)
In this episode of the inVISION podcast, we talk with Benjamin Cocquelin, R&D Director at the Tiama Group and member of the Board of Directors of the EMVA.
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Bild: Midwest Optical SystemsGreen-Red Bandpass Filter
Midwest Optical introduces the BP610 Green-Red Bandpass Filter, engineered to block blue light while transmitting green and red wavelengths.
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Image: AOI Airon UGUltra-Fast Chromatic Confocal Sensor Controller
Tronsight’s / Airon’s TS-CP Series ultra-fast chromatic confocal sensor controller ensures highly stable and reliable measurement processes.
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Image: Euresys SAUp to Eight CXP-12 Cameras on One Grabber
With the announcement of the Coaxlink Octo CXP-12, Euresys is expanding its range of CXP-12 frame grabbers, allowing up to eight CXP-12 cameras to be connected to a single Coaxlink…
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Image: Coda Communications LtdHigh-Speed-Camera with QE of 88%
Vision Research’s Phantom KT-series allows accurate and detailed capture of fast-moving subjects in a lightweight, portable form factor.
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Image: XARION Laser Acoustics GmbHRobot-Based Inline Ultrasonic Testing
With a new technology for contactless ultrasound generation via laser pulses and non-contact detection via an optical microphone, Xarion offers a couplant-free testing method.
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Image: IIM GmbHRing Lights Update
Lumimax has updated its ring lights with the new high-performance LRHP series.
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Image: Cognex CorporationCloud Platform for AI-Powered Machine Vision
Cognex announces the upcoming launch of OneVision, a cloud-based platform set to transform how manufacturers develop, train, and scale AI-powered machine vision applications.
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mage: TeDo Verlag GmbHSpeckle Reduced Laser Lines
At automatica Osela introduces the new Sigmaline lasers. The speckle reduced laser line projection system reduced speckle noise upt o 70% with no moving parts.
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Image: TeDo VerlagAsynchronous Photon-Driven Camera
The NovoViz NV04ASC-HW Asynchronous photon-driven camera was developed for applications requiring high sensitivity and/or frame rate but with reduced output bandwidth.
