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Toshiba Surveillance Protects Oregon Recycling Facility
R.S. Davis installed a Toshiba IP video system to provide premise security and to monitor truck traffic. -
Greg Hollows of Edmund Optics Named AIA Chairman
Hollows succeeds Rusty Ponce de Leon, President, Phase 1 Technology, who remains on the AIA Board as Past Chairman. -
Teledyne DALSA to build multispectral space sensor
Teledyne DALSA will develop a new multispectral sensor for an advanced earth observation application. -
Machine Vision Sales Up 15% Through September
Machine vision sales in North America rose 15% through the third quarter of 2011, according to the Automated Imaging Association (AIA). -
Point Grey signs ClearView as Distributor for UK and Ireland
ClearView is a supplier of imaging components and services to OEMs and System Integrators in the machine vision, image analysis, medical imaging and video surveillance industries. -
AIA goes to Korea
The Automated Imaging Association (AIA signed a memorandum of understanding with the Korean Machine Vision Industrial Association (KMVIA). -
Datalogic acquires PPT Vision
PPT Vision develops products and solutions based on smart camera, as well as industrial multi-camera vision systems used in quality control and inspection in the manufacturing industry. -
Axis uses MIPS32 34Kc processor in video cameras
The indoor AXIS Q1602 and the outdoor-ready AXIS Q1602-E can deliver multiple, individually configurable H.264 and Motion JPEG video streams simultaneously. -
Alternative Vision announces online store
Site offers image sensors, frame grabbers, cameras, lenses, industrial computers, cables and enclosures. -
Toshiba Video watches over Chicago High-Rise
High rise uses a video surveillance system with Toshiba IP cameras, SCS recording and management software, network video recorders and hybrid digital video recorders. -
AIA goes to China
The Automated Imaging Association signed a memorandum of understanding with the China Machine Vision Union, a recently-formed trade association representing machine vision in China. -
Euresys names Marc Damhaut as CEO
Euresys supplies machine vision, developing and marketing high-performance products and services for image acquisition and vision-oriented analysis. -
LumaSense acquires Reliability Point
Louisiana-based Reliability Point provides thermal imaging and services to industrial manufacturers in the Gulf Coast region and Southeastern United States. -
Red Lion Crimson Software Supports Banner Vision Sensors
Crimson 3.0 software is now compatible with Banner Engineering's iVu Plus TG vision sensors. -
Cut the Leash to Achieve Operational and Production Excellence
Automation.com, October 2011 By Kevin Davenport, Cisco Systems This article shows how organizations are cutting the wire and deploying collaboration, security, cloud and sensor wireless and mobility technologies to achieve operational and production excellence throughout their entire corporate value chain. -
AIA announces USB3 Vision Camera Interface Standard
This new standard will take advantage of the soon-to-be prevalent USB 3.0 ports that will be standard on most PCs. USB3 Vision offers bandwidth of 3.2 Gb/s with both power and data over the same passive cable. -
Toshiba updates Surveillance & IP Video Website
The site includes self-learning resources, case studies, and a technical library with datasheets and white papers. -
Carving 'Challenging' Niche out of Automation market
Automation.com, October 2011 By Bill Lydon, Editor National Instruments typical applications in the automation industry require very high speeds, high precision, and special functions. According to Christian Fritz, in these challenging applications, they are not competing against PLCs - PLCs just cannot do the job. -
The Future of Real-time Control
Automation.com, September 2011 By Bill Lydon, Editor Bill Lydon talks with Jeff Kodosky, Cofounder of National Instruments and Father of LabVIEW, to discuss real-time control and particularly his continuing work on the problem of visually programming real-time- control applications. -
Paradox to supply wireless sensor networks to Harris Caprock
Harris Caprock will use Paradox Engineering’s PE.WSNi wireless sensor network for industrial data acquisition.
