The new StingRay uFocus laser line generators from Coherent enable the detection of smaller features in machine vision applications based on triangulation.
The newest StingRay structured light generating laser from Coherent, offers up to 50 mW of output in the blue (450 nm), making it especially advantageous for machine vision applications based on 3D triangulation that involve darker
Coherent has introduced its Stingray range of diode laser-based line generators. These laser projectors enable the construction of fast and accurate machine vision systems that utilise 3D triangulation
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