EyeSIS
8 November 2010
EVT has released its Surface Inspection System, EyeSIS, a compact system with integrated software
Matthew Dale explores vision solutions for code reading and inspection in pharmaceutical production
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EyeVision 2.5UR
4 August 2010
EVT has updated the programming interface of the EyeVision version 2.5UR to be even more intuitive
EyeVision 2.5UR
30 June 2010
The instruction set of EyeVision 2.5UR (Unified Release) from EVT has been expanded with two new commands
ES800Check
27 May 2010
EVT has released the sensor series ES800Check for optical testing tasks. Resolutions range from ES800Check S at 640 x 480 pixels to ES800Check XL at 2,592 x 1,944 pixels
EyeVision 2.5 UR
7 April 2010
EVT is to release EyeVision 2.5 UR on 1 June, creating a single software platform for a full range of hardware, including vision sensors and smart cameras, as well as PC-based platforms with standard access, such as GigE, USB, FireWire and Camera Link
EyeDisplay
23 March 2010
EVT has released EyeDisplay, developed to display test results from the EyeVision systems removing the need for a PC
EyePC camera series
10 February 2010
EVT has released the EyePC camera series combining the latest technology with simple handling
EyePerfect
14 January 2010
EVT has released the software extension EyePerfect, which provides fully automated control of the presence and absence, and size of components
EyeMultiView system
10 December 2009
EVT has released its EyeMultiView system, which displays results of up to 16 observation cameras on one computer
EyeSpector 800 Nano
9 December 2009
EVT has released the EyeSpector 800 Nano, measuring 80 x 45 x 20mm and weighing 90g
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