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Recently, I was taken aback by several press releases claiming that Sony has apparently indicated its plan to discontinue the production of all CCD sensors by 2017.

Advances in camera, sensor, and video interface technologies have helped power the continuing development of machine vision solutions for manufacturing and quality inspection that far surpass the abilities of any human.

At some point, someone has to make it all work. Integration is where design meets reality, where theoretical meets practical implementation.

Most color machine vision applications illuminate an object with a white light source.

A charge-coupled device, or CCD, is by far the most common image capture mechanism used for industries that require high-quality image data.

Boulder Imaging announced three new additions to its staff.

In addition to its own algorithms, SICK will also be using the HALCON image processing library for vision sensors, 3D cameras, and vision systems in the future.

Up to now, cooperation between the two companies has been limited to 3D cameras but it will now be expanded to include various sensors in the vision sector.

The Yokohama office is the latest addition to e2v’s expanding network in Asia Pacific

The North Carolina Manufacturing Institute initiative was conceived in the summer of 2014.