Konstanz, Germany -- Automated optical inspection (AOI) of wafer-based solar cells requires a combination of 2D and 3D imaging to detect imperfections in coatings and printings, and for the reliable ...

In a strategic move aimed at broadening its leadership position in the 3D machine vision market, Chromasens has expanded its highly successful 3DPIXA family with the introduction of the world's first ...

Germany-based Chromasens GmbH, which has distribution partners throughout North America, has introduced its allPIXA SWIR (short-wave infrared) Line Scan camera and its Corona II LED Illumination ...

Offering CCD quality at a CMOS price, the new Chromasens allPIXA evo 8K DXGE Color X camera supports the most challenging color line-scan vision tasks, such as food, PCB, and EV battery inspection, ...

The company says the systems working in concert can distinguish a variety of plastics commonly processed at material recovery facilities. Chromasen says its new allPIXA SWIR camera can distinguish a ...

Chromasens announced the allPIXA pro, the world's fastest, most powerful color line scan CCD camera for high-speed machine vision applications on the market today. The allPIXA pro, with line rates up ...

Traditional machine vision illumination systems based on fluorescent tube, halogen or metal halide sources fail to provide the light intensity needed for today's high-speed linescan cameras to detect ...

With resolutions of 8k and 12k and with line rates up to 33 kHz and 23 kHz, Dalsa's new Piranha3 cameras target the throughput demands of flat-panel display and electronics manufacturing inspection.

Modern food processing is safer than ever due to technology and stringent oversight, but no system is flawless. For instance, bacteria and foreign objects may enter food through cross-contamination or ...

The Piranha line-scan camera is for high-speed and high-throughput applications, such as patterned color-web inspection (print), color-document scanning, and printed-circuit-board and food inspection.