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NEWSLETTER
DECEMBER 2017

Dear …,

Welcome to the EMVA newsletter! Each month it provides hands-on information on machine vision in Europe and the world. Find out about the latest projects of the EMVA, innovative products, what’s going on in the machine vision industry and interesting events.

EMVA Season’s Greetings

Again our industry looks back on a very successful year. All market data indicators point into the direction of 2017 being a record year in machine vision sales and the growth rate to 2016 surely will reflect this. And despite of complex topics to be solved in the political arena there are no serious signals that the continious growth of the vision industry would drop in 2018.

In the same way the EMVA had an exciting year 2017 with a mixture of very well known but also with brand new activities. With the Embedded VISION Europe conference for the first time we adressed this important technology in Europe. We thank the 200+ attendees for their interest, our conference speakers, the exhibitors and last but not least our cooperation partner Messe Stuttgart.

EMVA events are setting benchmarks in take-home-value and networking. In 2018 we will continue to offer a wide range of attractive events to the vision community and the users of our technology. Visit www.emva.org and stay informed.

We look forward to meet you and your colleagues at one or more of our highlight events throughout the year.

On behalf of the EMVA Board of Directors and the whole EMVA team I wish you and your family peaceful holidays and a prosperous New Year.

Kind regards,
Thomas Lübkemeier
EMVA General Secretary

EMVA News

EMVA Forum
‘Control Vision Talks’ at CONTROL 2018

The Control show organiser and the EMVA are going to continue their partnership around the 32nd Control in 2018.

Forum for Machine Vision & Optical Metrology at Control 2018

At Control 2018 the European Machine Vision Association (EMVA) in partnership with trade show organizer P.E. Schall and supported by media partner inVISION will organize the EMVA Forum ´Control Vision Talks´ again.
After successful editions in 2016 and 2017 the high level of attendance and the very postive feedback from speakers motivated the organising partners to continue this machine vision specific forum at the upcomming Control show in April 2018.
The ‘Call for Presentations’ meanwhile has been closed and the forum program is in preparation. Read more ›

Member News

EMVA welcomes new member
Tamron Europe

In line with its brand message of “Tamron makes contributions to society by creating New Eyes for Industry,” the Tamron group has created and offered various “New Eyes for Industry” products distinctive of Tamron, based on which they have conducted business in wide-ranging fields to make contributions to the general public.

In the market for interchangeable lenses for cameras, Tamron is widely known for high-power zoom lenses and macro lenses. Based on the thorough commitment in unique ways to visual images and original technologies, Tamron has consistently kept up offering truly innovative products. Read more ›

Odos Imaging acquired by Rockwell

Odos Imaging Limited (Scotland), a specialist developer and manufacturer of 3D time-of-flight cameras for industrial applications, was wholly acquired by Rockwell Automation, the world’s largest company dedicated to industrial automation and information, on the 1st December 2017.
The acquisition enables Rockwell Automation to strengthen its sensing portfolio and positions it to continue to be the leader in machine safety. Odos Imaging Limited will report into the Architecture & Software (A&S) organization, specifically the Safety, Sensing & Connectivity Business led by Lee Lane, vice president and general manager. Read more ›

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HCI celebrates 10th anniversary

The Heidelberg Collaboratory for Image Processing (HCI) at the IWR of Heidelberg University celebrates its 10th anniversary. We cordially invite all EMVA membersto this special event on Friday, January 12, 2018 taking place in the large lecture hall of the Physics Department, Im Neuenheimer Feld 308. This is an ideal opportunity to learn about the research performed at the Industry-on-Campus Project HCI in the last years.
Participation is free, but registration is required: Read more ›

FRAMOS:
Seminar ‘Advanced Digital Image Processing’

This course familiarizes the audience with the understanding, design, and implementation of advanced algorithms used in digital image processing such as contrast enhancement, sharpening, noise reduction, resizing for image printing and display, deblurring (restoration), super-resolution, and image understanding. Most of the required background such as filtering and convolution and frequency representation are reviewed very briefly but the main focus is on advanced algorithms, where the majority of the class time is allocated. Read more ›

Case Study

TELEDYNE DALSA
Timken India maximizes customer satisfaction with automated part inspection system

The Timken Company manufactures bearings, gear drives, belts, and chains to production of a range of diverse products, including automobiles. At Timken India Limited’s facility in Bangalore, hundreds of thousands of tapered roller bearings are manufactured each day. During production, a small but significant percentage of bearings can escape the manufacturing line with defects. Learn how the Timken improved its quality-control using an automated inspection system designed by Qualitas with Teledyne DALSA’s Sherlock software. Read more ›

Recent case studies

FUJIFILM
New 50 mm Fixed Focal Lens for Latest Machine Vision Sensors

With this latest addition of the HF50XA-5M, the Fujinon HF-5M series now consists of seven high performance fixed focal length lenses with C mount and focal lengths between 8 mm and 50 mm. The new lens HF50XA-5M broadens the range at the upper edge of the focal length.
For imagers of up to 2/3” optical format, these lenses show a consistent resolution power of 3.45 µm and below from the center to the corners even when the aperture is wide open under low light conditions as well as over changing working distances. This corresponds to a pixel count of 5 megapixels, as provided by many widely adopted CCD imagers and new image sensors with CMOS global shutter technology.
Read more ›

FRAMOS
Static Dimensioner provides intelligent package and storage optimization feature for logistics operations

For warehouse logistics, the right master data and dimensions of both inbound and outbound goods are crucial to determine the perfect packaging for storage and shipment optimization. The FRAMOS® Static Dimensioner is an autonomous static precision solution, capable of calculating accurate three-dimensional size and weight measurements for automated master data acquisition. The semi-automated Static Dimensioner provides newly developed intelligent features for storage and packing optimization; it supports customers in finding the right packaging and storage box to save packaging material, freight charges, and storage space in every industry. Read more ›

SVS VISTEK – Enhanced precision!

The hr120 is the latest flagship in SVS-Vistek’s ultra-high-resolution series. The new electronic system is accompanied by the equally highly innovative Canon APS-H rolling shutter CMOS 120 MP sensor with 13,272 x 9,176 square 2.2µm pixels. For the first time, it also features the revised HR series body design for optimum temperature management and improved precision, thus ensuring impressively noise-free and distortion-free images. The M58 lens mount offers maximum flexibility in the selection of lenses and adapters. The hr120 is the perfect solution for display and electronics inspection tasks and also supports the trend towards large-image microscopes.
Read more ›

TELEDYNE DALSA launches its next generation Vision System

Teledyne DALSA announced the GV 4000 vision system. This new multi-camera system offers more memory resources, power-enabled camera ports and a small step-up in performance over the GV 3000, making it well suited for applications using multiple large format Genie Nano cameras. The 4000 model is also physically smaller and runs cooler than its predecessor.
Read more ›

TELEDYNE DALSA’s 86M CMOS cameras deliver incredible resolution and frame rate

Teledyne DALSA announces its new high resolution camera — the Falcon4™ 86M. Available in monochrome and color, Falcon4 models combine incredibly large resolution and fast frame rates, enabling high-speed, smear-free image capture with superb spatial resolution.

The Falcon4 cameras are powered by Teledyne DALSA’s 86 megapixel global shutter CMOS image sensor, which outputs up to 16 full resolution frames per second, and higher with windowing.
Read more ›

Job offers

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Events