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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 Business Conference 2016
Machine Vision in the United Kingdom
The EMVA is happy to announce that
Mark Williamson, C Eng MIET
Director Corporate Market Development
STEMMER IMAGING
will share his deep inside knowledge of the machine vision and imaging market in the UK.
Mark is responsible for leading STEMMER IMAGING’s product and market strategy, and also leads the corporate marketing team and oversees UK sales. Previously Mark founded Pinnacle Vision Ltd (UK) in 1997, which became part of STEMMER IMAGING in 2004. |
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Mark has been in the Imaging and Machine Vision market since 1989 holding a number of board positions in start-up and public companies in both commercial and engineering management roles being instrumental in launching the world’s first streaming IP camera in 1994 which was used to stream the EMMY’s on the internet for the first time in 1995. His early career was at Cossor Electronics, part of Raytheon and was involved in the development of digital signal processing subsystems for the world’s first 3D ultrasound inspection system and secondary surveillance radar systems.
Mark graduated from Hertfordshire University in the United Kingdom with a 1st Class honours degree in Electrical and Electronic engineering and progressed to become a chartered engineer (CEng) and member of the institute of engineering and technology (IET). He was chairman of the United Kingdom Industrial Vision Association (UKIVA) for 12 years before stepping down in 2015, is on the Machine Vision board of the VDMA and is on the board of the umbrella PPMA group of trade associations. Previously Mark was chairman of the IET’s Vision and Imaging Professional Network. . |
3D Time-of-Flight Imaging –
Ready for Machine Vision?
The EMVA is happy to announce that
Chris Yates
CEO & Co-founder
ODOS IMAGING
will present his answer to the frequently upcoming question: Is 3D Time-of-Flight imaging technology ready for machine vision applications?
Chris Yates is the CEO and co-founder of Odos Imaging, having been recruited in 2010 to lead the commercialization of novel time-of-flight technology, originally developed within Siemens, Munich. Since the company was founded the scope and interest in time-of-flight imaging has increased dramatically, and within his presentation Chris will address the topic predominately from a machine vision perspective. |
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| An experienced industrial technologist, Chris has specialised throughout his career in taking early stage technology through development to commercial products, and maintains an active interest in research within the field of electro-optics. Chris was previously the Chief Scientist at Edinburgh based start-up MicroEmissive Displays, a spin-out from Edinburgh University which focused on the development OLED-on-silicon micro-displays for virtual reality applications, and subsequently floated on the AIM, London. He has held positions at Scottish start-up Forth Dimension Displays working on ferroelectric liquid crystal displays, as well as being involved in various technology spin-out activities at the University of St Andrews, Strathclyde University, as well as the Technische Universität, Berlin. He has authored over twenty scientific publications, multiple patents, and holds a 1st class degree and Ph.D. from Imperial College, London. |
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Member News
Adimec partners with Rauscher GmbH for sales and support in Germany and Austria
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Adimec (www.adimec.com), a world leader in application-specific, leading-edge industrial camera solutions, announces a new partnership with Rauscher GmbH, a German-based distributor of industrial imaging components. Through the partnership, Rauscher will provide sales and support of Adimec’s high resolution cameras throughout Germany and Austria.
With Rauscher’s experience in machine vision and industrial imaging, they will provide personal and local access to Adimec’s cameras. Rauscher’s product portfolio includes frame grabbers, cameras, software, lenses, and more allowing for exceptional integration assistance to imaging system builders.
“We are confident that this relationship will deliver a high level of technical and customer support and enable Adimec continued growth in Germany and Austria,” Joost van Kuijk, Adimec CEO/CMO. Read on…
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Case Study
COGNEX – In-Sight delivers non-stop operation for top productivity
| When running at top speed, Felsomat’s Flexible Hobbing Center 80, or FHC 80 in short, cuts workpieces in less than seven seconds, and even in just six seconds when machining two workpieces simultaneously. Starting with a smooth blank, the machine produces a perfectly milled planetary gear with individual toothing according to the machine settings. The FHC 80 achieves this ultra-short machining time partly thanks to an integrated loading system which, compared to earlier systems, requires less manpower. |
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| A production worker first loads the so-called “skewer table” before the hobbing machine can start work. In principle, no further supervision by an operator is then necessary once the machining program has been started: from this point on, the In-Sight vison system keeps an eye on feeding of the right blanks and can determine in but a few milliseconds whether the correct material is being fed or not. Read on… |
Recent Case Studies
Products
ADVANTECH introduce new AIIS-5410P
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Advantech introduce new AIIS-5410P – Fanless Machine vision box with 4 independent PoE ports for vision inspection. AIIS, abbreviated from Advantech Intelligent Inspection System, is Advantech’s newest dedicated solution aiming automated optical inspection (AOI), including packaging inspection, label inspection, wafer inspection, alignment inspection, and other applications rely heavily on machine vision. Read on … |
BAUMER
New camera series with latest generation of CMOS technology: Baumer presents the CX series with GigE and USB 3.0 interface
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The new industrial cameras of the CX series by Baumer rely on the latest CMOS sensor generation Sony® Pregius™ and ON Semiconductor® PYTHON. Merging top quality with high reliability, they help realize future-ready applications. The broad range of sensor models includes both GigE and USB 3.0 cameras with resolutions from VGA to 5 Megapixel. Read on … |
COGNEX
introduces new vision sensor powered by In-Sight
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Cognex announced the introduction of the In-Sight® 2000 series, a product line that combines the power of its industry-leading In-Sight vision systems with the simplicity and affordability of a vision sensor. Ideal for solving simple error-proofing applications, these vision sensors set new standards for value, ease of use and flexibility thanks to the powerful combination of proven In-Sight vision tools, a simple setup, and a modular design with interchangeable lighting and optics.. Read on … |
FRAMOS presents the latest CMOS Global Shutter Sensors at The Vision Show in Boston
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FRAMOS will educate current and potential users about the latest advances in machine vision and provide practical solutions to industry-specific challenges at Booth 1008. Based on the long-term partnership with sensor manufacturer Sony, FRAMOS will showcase the latest CMOS sensors. Users can explore the specific sensor differences on demo stations working with IMX174/249, IMX253/255 and up to IMX25/252 and IMX 264/265 with different camera offerings from several camera suppliers. Read on … |
FRAMOS
Four Key Points about 4K – Introducing Sony’s Compact Block Camera for Professional Imaging Applications
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There is plenty of information available which explains the benefits of 4K for consumers, but is it really being understood and can anyone fully appreciate it? This is particularly true in the B2B-driven imaging and machine vision environment and in the context of commercial applications and surveillance. How does having greater resolution affect the quality of a virtual reality experience, enhance the content of a television documentary, improve video communication or protect our borders and our security? Read on … |
LMI TECHNOLOGIES – Launch of HDI Advance R4x 3D Scanner
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LMI launches the HDI Advance R4x 3D scanner. Designed for industrial metrology customers who need a versatile measuring solution, the HDI Advance R4x is a high-precision scanner that quickly generates 3D models and offers unmatched flexibility for scanner setup. The HDI Advance R4x’s new industrial design and improved performance make it the ideal scanner for the industrial metrology market. Read on … |
Teledyne DALSA
Low-Cost Area and Color Line Scan Cameras Featured at The Vision Show
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Teledyne DALSA, a Teledyne Technologies company, will showcase its newest cameras and vision solutions in booth #817 at The Vision Show at the Hynes Convention Centre in Boston, Massachusetts, May 3-5, 2016.
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SVS-VISTEK
A perfect marriage: The EXO with Sony Pregius sensors
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EXO is the perfect choice for all users wishing to scale the performance of their systems with minimum effort. With its uniform 50×50 aluminum casing, which can be fitted with a wide range of interfaces (Camera Link, GigE-Vision or USB3) and sensors (CCD or CMOS) depending on requirements, it can be customized to meet all system specifications with optimum effect. Read on … |
XIMEA
New xiSpec Hyperspectral Multi-Linescan Camera model available
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Conventional color cameras use a mosaic pattern of red, green and blue (RGB) color filters on top of the pixel matrix. Hyperspectral cameras replace the RGB pattern by many different wavelength filters. While the numerous color filters increase the complexity of the de-mosaicing and reduce the spatial resolution, HSI cameras deliver spectra for individual narrow color bands revealing a different set of information that can also indicate chemical or composition differences of objects of same or similar color imaged by RGB cameras. Read on … |
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Events
Embedded Vision Summit
02 – 04 May 2016
Santa Clara, USA |
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The Vision Show
03 – 05 May 2016
Boston, USA
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Parma Vision Night
23 May 2016
Parma, Italy
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sps ipc drives Italia
24 – 26 May 2016
Parma, Italy
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Vision & Robotics
01 – 02 June 2016
Veldhoven, The Netherlands |
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Vision Russia
08 – 09 June 2016
Moscow, Russia |
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EMVA Business Conference
09 – 10 June 2016
Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
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Automatica
21 – 24 June 2016
Munich, Germany
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Heidelberg Image Forum
5 July 2016
Bensheim, Germany |
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European Machine Vision Forum
8 – 9 September 2016
Heidelberg, Germany |
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Heidelberg Image Forum
4 October 2016
Renningen, Germany |
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VISION 2016
8 – 10 November 2016
Stuttgart, Germany
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SPS IPC Drives
22 – 24 November 2016
Nuremberg, Germany
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