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Specialized Chips Could Help Smart Cameras Leapfrog PC Host Systems. . . .by Winn Hardin, Contributing Editor

The machine vision market owes its success to the development and proliferation of the microprocessor. Today, advances in electronic design automation (EDA) programs and semiconductor manufacturing equipment are greatly expanding the options available to machine vision system designers, and in particular, to the exploring smart camera market. more...

Biometrics Matures; Vision Gets Nod . . . . By Winn Hardin, Contributing Editor

Wouldn’t it be nice if you could never lock your keys in the house? Or if a law enforcement officer never had to be concerned about fake IDs because an ID existed that couldn’t be duplicated or changed? Those are the premises behind biometrics. more...

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MVC-800 FireWire Cable Surpasses 11 Million Flex Cycles
Posted: 05/12/2008
Northwire’s high-flex-life MVC-800 FireWire Cable for industrial environments surpassed 11 million flex cycles in rigorous bending, rolling and torsional tests. more...

Machine Vision's Eye on Driving's Future
Posted: 05/08/2008
(LA Times.com) How cameras can help traffic flow; automated cars show potential. more...

Cognex Promotes Justin Testa to Executive Vice President
Posted: 05/06/2008
Mr. Testa reports to the company’s President, Dr. Robert J. Shillman.
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| | Open eVision 1.0 Open eVision 1.0 from Euresys is a suite of reliable, powerful and flexible software tools dedicated to image processing and analysis. For its first release, Open eVision inherits from the experience gained with the previous generation of software tools. Moreover, Open eVision 1.0 includes an ultra-modern, fast and simple software-based licensing system designed to help install the vision software tools and deploy the application on any platform. Open eVision can be immediately downloaded from the Euresys web site and thus activated. The development is ready to start within a few minutes. Open eVision 1.0 allows you to efficiently deploy your vision application, whether you have a few or thousands of machines to set up! | | |
| | Basler runner – GigE Vision Line Scan Camera Series The runner camera series features seven new line scan models with either 1024 or 2098 pixels and a range of line rates up to 59 kHz. The premier member of the runner series is a tri-linear CCD color line scan camera that builds on the success of Basler's extremely popular L301kc. The Gigabit Ethernet standard allows maximum flexibility in terms of cable length. For more information, please e-mail us at vc.sales@baslerweb.com. | | |
| | 44 Successful Machine Vision Solutions in Six Industries Kaizen, a system of quality improvement is increasing in popularity worldwide. Three new Kaizen guides from KEYENCE contain 44 successful machine vision applications in the automotive, plastics, rubber, electronics, semiconductor and food industries. Illustrations and details show how KEYENCE CV-3000 Vision Systems solve quality improvement applications that cannot be solved by conventional systems. Assembly inspection, robotic control, dimensional, positional, defect and color verification, label checking and mold residue inspection are among the applications presented. More info. | | |
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New
high-performance Smart Camera: VC4438 from Vision
Components Introducing the new
VC4438 model, Vision Components extends its range of
freely programmable, intelligent high-performance cameras whose key
compo-nent is a 1 GHz (8,000 MIPS) processor from Texas Instruments. Like
all other Smart Cameras, the VC4438 acts as a stand-alone image processing
system and renders additional PC stations unnecessary. The VC4438 features
a 1/3' CCD sensor with a 640 x 480 pixel resolution and offers a maximum
frame rate of 63 fps (126 fps in binning mode). Standard equipment also
includes an RS232 and an Ethernet interface, a high-speed encoder
interface and an exter-nal trigger input that enables jitter-free image
recording even at high reading frequencies. Basic camera versions come
with 4 MB Flash EPROM and 64 MB SDRAM for program and data picture
storage, which can be optionally extended to 128 MB. Featuring four
digital PLC inputs and four outputs, the camera can be easily integrated
into existing automation environments. An external monitor can be
connected to the camera's integrated SVGA video output for maintenance and
testing purposes. Like all cameras from Vision Components, the VC4438 has
a robust industrial housing which makes it suitable for rugged
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| | Ready to Go Digital DALSA Genie digital cameras are compact, rugged and specifically designed and priced to fit your application and budget. Genie makes going digital easy. - Active Resolution from 640 x 480 to 1600 x 1200
- Frame Rates of up to 300 fps
- Monochrome or Color
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