AIA Releases Machine Vision Market Study ANN ARBOR, MI-Machine Vision Markets–2007 Results and Forecasts to 2012, a new machine vision market study from the Automated Imaging Association (AIA), reports that

OSCEOLA, WI -Northwire Inc., has relocated and expanded its Asian operations. The new facility, located in Jiangsu Province, China, includes a 5,300-square foot (1,615.44 square meters) warehouse and 3,400-square foot

ANN ARBOR, MI -- A new machine vision market study reports that machine vision and automated imaging continues to be a growth industry in North America. The 2008 study is

April 10, 2008 -- Edmund Optics announced the appointment of Maria Light as Director of Sales for North, Central and South America. Light will work directly with Allan Kreutzer, EO’s

STUTTGART, GERMANY-Vision 2008, the international trade fair for machine vision and identification technologies, to be held at the Stuttgart Trade Fair Centre, November 4 to 6, 2008, will include 25%

Barrington, NJ, March 6, 2008 -- Edmund Optics (EO), a manufacturer of precision optical components, has forged a cooperative agreement with Clemson University and Benét Laboratories at the Watervliet Arsenal

On March 1, 2008, Allied Vision Technologies (AVT) reached another milestone in its corporate development. The young high-tech company welcomed its 100th employee. Jan Kuczora (29) is the new production

Frame GrabberThe PIXCI EC1 ExpressCard/54 is a frame grabber for camera link cameras and notebook computers. The frame grabber supports almost all full, medium and base configuration camera link cameras

“I am looking for a camera that rejects parts with incorrect drill-holes.”
Every day, machine vision providers receive such inquiries. Often, prospective customers are surprised at the answer: “Sorry, but cameras can’t do that.”

How fast is fast? What does it mean to have a fast laser sensor? Either it measures, or it doesn’t, right? It depends what is meant by measure. Is the operator looking to measure a specific point on the part, high point, low point or get an average?