Industrial Automation » Machine Vision (MV)

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  • Optical Monitoring

    Optical Monitoring

    • Manufacturer: Balti AG

    Various and very innovative standard and self-developed sensors can be a low-cost, but also high-quality solution. Compact vision systems, as increasingly marketed by a wide variety of suppliers, still satisfy ap...

    Baar, Switzerland
  • MP3010M-EV Tecnosens

    MP3010M-EV Tecnosens

    • Manufacturer: Tecnosens

    Ultra-compact Tamron Full-HD camera block with 10x optical zoom. Supports LVDS video output with 30-pin connector and features high sensitivity due to the implementation of a new Sony STARVIS image sensor. With H...

    Brescia, Italy
  • TV80 0031 Tecnosens

    TV80 0031 Tecnosens

    • Manufacturer: Tecnosens

    The card converts the camera's native LVDS signal and transfers the video image to the computer. Improved viewing, processing and transmission through network streaming capabilities. Using only a USB3 cable, up t...

    Brescia, Italy

Overview

Machine Vision (MV) systems are used for automatic inspection, process control, and robot guidance in industrial applications. These systems employ cameras and image processing software to capture and analyze visual information, ensuring quality control and efficiency in manufacturing processes. MV technology is pivotal in applications where precision and speed are critical.

FAQ

What should I consider when purchasing a machine vision system?

Consider the resolution, frame rate, and compatibility with existing production lines. Evaluate the software's capabilities for image processing and the system’s ease of integration.

How can I ensure safe shipping of a machine vision system?

Use protective packaging to secure the cameras and sensitive components. It’s best to use a specialized shipping service experienced with delicate electronics.

What maintenance is required for a machine vision system?

Regularly clean the camera lenses and sensors, update the software, and check the system for any signs of wear or damage. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for routine maintenance.