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Telecentric Lens Measuring Systems Vs SmartAxis

Industrial polarized cameras, unlike traditional industrial cameras, have the ability to detect polarization information in the image. This innovative technology enables more precise and detailed examination in industrial applications.

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Accuracy and Repeatability…

Is it success if a shot goes to the center? What about hitting the same spot every time? The real mastery is being able to reach the truth again and again. When users need to use a measuring device, most of them...

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Increase Railway Safety with Laser Profile Sensors

The railway sector offers a reliable transportation and logistics solution in every corner of the world. However, the structural integrity and surface of train tracks play a critical role for the safety of both passengers and freight.

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Cost-Saving Time for Your Fiberoptic Sensors

In today's fast-paced industrial environment, efficiency, reliability and cost are crucial. Manufacturers are constantly looking for innovative solutions to optimize their processes and minimize downtime, while...

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How Do Thermal Cameras Work?

A thermal camera is a non-contact device that detects infrared energy (heat) and converts it into a visual image. Let's dive into the science of thermal cameras and the invisible world of heat they allow us to see...

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What is Good Image?

There is a cylindrical container with the image of a bird written on it. Let's take the image of this with the combination of lens + camera + light...

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5 Development Areas in Industrial Image Processing Technology

In the past, the fields of artificial intelligence (AI), big data, 3D imaging and robotic process automation have made unprecedented progress. Applications of machine vision technology will continue to evolve. So, what is the development trend of industrial image processing technology from now on...

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Finding the Right 3D Scanning Solution for Your Needs

Whether used for 3D control, measurement or visualization, purchasing a 3D scanning product can be a challenging experience for even the most experienced decision makers. It claims to have the fastest scanning speeds on the market, the highest resolutions, and the ability to deliver the precise results you need.

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Industry First 2D and 3D Shape Matching and Positioning

The 2D visual control systems that we have been using for a long time continue to meet our quality control needs at many points. However, with each passing day, demands and needs force manufacturers to add another dimension to their 2D control systems in visual control with the expectation of 0 errors...

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Pixel and Resolution

Pixels are a basic unit of measurement in computer images. Collectively, they form images that can be viewed on a digital screen. Resolution is the term used to describe the clarity and detail of an image. In optics, it is most commonly used by an imaging system to resolve details in the imaged object.

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Do You Think You Have Enough Data for Artificial Intelligence?

As manufacturers begin to integrate AI solutions into their production lines, data scarcity has become a major challenge. Unlike consumer internet companies that have data from billions of users to build powerful AI models, collecting large training datasets in production is often...

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Liquid Lens Technology in Image Processing

As businesses around the world express increasing demand for automation technology, they characterize industrial image processing at the forefront. Due to this demand, image processing systems are constantly evolving towards perfection with very rapid innovations.

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Laser Profile Vs Snap-Shot in 3D Control Applications

One of the first questions that comes to mind when planning a 3D vision inspection application is which type of 3D sensing technology will be used. When we look back at the answers, we will encounter two options: Structured light profile devices and line laser profile devices. Which of the two types of profile devices...

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Industrial Image Processing and Artificial Intelligence

From the phones in our pockets to the reality of self-driving cars, the consumer economy has begun to benefit from the power of artificial intelligence. As we can imagine, the same technology is now rapidly transitioning to use in advanced manufacturing applications based on quality control and other controls...

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Isn't It Time to Change Size?

Maybe it's time to change size! We can say that 2D controllers do a very good job, but we cannot ignore their shortcomings. A 2D controller cannot work stably in applications with depth / height differences or low contrast transitions...

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The Future of Barcodes DotCode

In recent years, 2D code technology has been developing before our eyes. The increase in demand created by competition and supply pushes the limits of 2D code technology. Both data size and writing and reading speed make it necessary for this technology to be developed in line with the demands of the users in terms of performance and efficiency...

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The Best of Both Worlds

Line scan technology is indispensable for many applications, such as industrial image processing and product inspection in an endless flow. If objects cannot be captured entirely in a single photograph due to their size or shape, they must be "scanned". In line scan cameras, the controlled...

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In-Line Measurement: Past, Present and Future

As you can imagine, in the near future in the manufacturing industry most operations will be measured and controlled automatically in the process. All manufacturers are working quickly to meet the requirements of smart production. Currently, manufacturers often evaluate part and process control...

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Communication from Cloud to Field with IO-Link

The Smart Factory dream, which includes real-time two-way communication across field-level devices, is now more realizable than ever before. This is partly thanks to the IO-Link digital protocol. Now sensors and actuators are about more than just simple On/Off signals or analog outputs...

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Barcode Data Matrix Difference

As you know, one-dimensional or 1-dimensional barcodes are the traditional and best-known barcode types such as UPC, EAN and Code 128, as they are encountered very frequently in daily life. Two-dimensional (2D) barcodes represent coding symbologies that use two-dimensional symbols...

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Will the image sensor solve this problem?

Image sensors are a great choice for users looking to perform a visual inspection for the first time. For many people, complex image processing systems can be absolutely overwhelming. However, visual inspection systems are an indispensable tool for automatic quality control. Previously costly, complex image processing...

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The Age of Smart Production…

The entire world industry is moving forward with plans to embrace the digital revolution achieved through the advancement of high technology; It is no longer enough for manufacturers and engineers to just think smartly, you need to examine what infrastructure you have and try to create a smarter environment...

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