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Banner publishes Interactive Catalog
The interactive catalog is sectioned identically to the print version, combining comprehensive and easy-to-reference product data with the convenience of online search capabilities. -
IDS Imaging cameras compatible with USB 3.0
The cameras were tested using several current PC mainboards from leading manufacturers which already feature the latest version of the USB connection. -
Edmund Optics appoints Thomas Kessler XVP of Global Sales
Kessler has been responsible for all of Edmund Optics' European sales and distribution operations as Vice President, European Operations, from his office in Karlsruhe, Germany. -
QComp supplies vision picking systems to Combi Packaging Systems
Combi’s case packing combined with QComp’s multi-axis robot and vision systems will significantly increase customer’s production speeds. -
PPT VISION Names David Wick VP of Sales and Marketing
Wick joins PPT VISION from Honeywell International's Microelectronics & Precision Sensors business, where he most recently served as global director of sales. -
Inductive Automation offers free software development kit
The Ignition Module Software Development Kit (SDK) is now available for free via the Inductive Automation website. -
Cognex Signs 400th Channel Partner
The Electrical Equipment Company of Richmond, Virginia, USA has become the company’s 400th channel partner. -
e-con Systems signs rep in Brazil and Argentina
CKP Automacao will represent e-con’s products and design services in Brazil and Argentina. -
Sensor Control opens US facility
The new facility is located in Granger, Indiana, and is headed by Mr. Josh Haag, President – North American Operations. -
Simplify Food and Beverage Inspection with Machine Vision
By Mark Lampert, Banner Engineering Vision provides a valuable snapshot of the full Food and Beverage application in process. Thus, it is able to analyze multiple features of interest at once, such as label presence and placement, and hue variations that could mean the difference between a “good” and “bad” product. -
Datalogic acquires Evolution Robotics Retail
Evolution Robotics Retail, a company located in California, has unique expertise in visual pattern recognition technology. -
Laser Scanning Saves $500K
By Laser Design Kimberly-Clark wanted to know: Should it install larger diameter embossing machines when it increased line speed? Shadow casting with a laser image processing said the existing embosser could handle it, saving $500K. -
Robot-mounted sensor monitors adhesive on vehicle glass
BeadMonitor measurement system, developed by Oxford Sensor Technology, uses Micro-Epsilon’s scanCONTROL 2700 non-contact laser profile displacement sensor. -
Edmund Optics Releases Lens Selector iPhone App
The Lens Selector iPhone application helps find the correct imaging lens for a machine vision application. -
ARC Report says Live Video Maximizes Operator Performance
ARC says that adding video to HMI operator stations in automation and process control can play an important role in improving a company’s ergonometrics, while also enhancing safety, security, and regulatory compliance. -
HMI Software and Services Market recovering, says ARC
Biggest growth is predicted in Asia, Latin America and building automation markets. New technical enhancements include 3D and integrated live video on HMIs. -
Cognex to Host Free Vision Technology Seminars
These half-day events will demonstrate how easy it is to set up and deploy vision and industrial-ID systems for automated inspection tasks. -
Metso purchases Viconsys machine vision systems business
The acquired business, comprising around 30 persons, will be affiliated to Metso’s Energy and Environmental Technology Segment as of today. -
Automation.com celebrates 10 years of growth
Since its inception in 2000, Automation.com has grown to become the leading online publisher of automation-related news, information and resources. Each month, the site attracts more than 115,000 automation professionals from around the world. -
Laetus uses video to check pharmaceutical packages
Laetus uses cameras from Allied Vision to check pharmaceutical packaging, from the identification of flawed packaging material to its secure removal from the packaging process.
