EyeCheck smart camera
8 November 2019
The new EyeCheck smart camera now contains a motorised lens
Matthew Dale looks at what it will take to increase the adoption of embedded vision
EVT
EyeSens vision sensors
14 October 2019
The new generation of EyeSens vision sensors are available with a 1.5 megapixel sensor and dual-core processor
Lessons in training neural nets
26 July 2019
Limited data is a common problem when training CNNs in industrial imaging applications. Petra Thanner and Daniel Soukup, from the Austrian Institute of Technology, discuss ways of working with CNNs when data is scarce
EVT
EVT (1A63) will present the latest features of its EyeVision 3D software. The package contains commands for inspecting glue, adhesive beads, and weld seams, as well as for bin-picking. The core competence of EyeVision 3D is 3D pin inspection for recognising flaw, such as those in the pin height or true point.
EyeVision can now control and communicate with UR robots with only a single command. Robot control and image evaluation can be carried out using EyeVision for tasks such as bin picking or thermal imaging.
Deep Learning Surface Inspector EyeVision software
15 October 2018
The EyeVision software now has the Deep Learning Surface Inspector, for the dynamic and easy detection of surface flaws, damages
EyeVision software
9 August 2018
The EyeVision software now also can process and evaluate hyperspectral images
RazerCam LS
30 July 2018
EVT's RazerCam LS is a smart line scan camera that is freely programmable under Linux OS
EyeVision supports Teledyne Dalsa cameras and UR robot control
15 June 2018
EyeVision software from EVT now supports Teledyne Dalsa cameras and the Modbus communication protocol, meaning it can directly communicate with Siemens PLC
EyeVision software for Universal Robot
4 June 2018
The EyeVision image processing software now contains a new command, which allows the communication and control of a Universal Robot
EVT
EVT will be displaying its EyeVision software with graphical user interface
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