Gardasoft (booth 8910) will be launching a new generation of dual channel, high power lighting controllers
Gardasoft will be showing its family of high-speed lighting controllers
Gardasoft Vision is the industry expert on controlling Machine Vision lighting and components. The Gardasoft range of lighting controllers, device drivers and timing devices can enable faster inspection, simplified equipment and reduced system cost. For 20 years, Gardasoft has used its specialist knowledge to help Machine Builders achieve innovative solutions.
Gardasoft has launched an OLED panel controller
In addition to the announcement of a new lighting controller, Gardasoft Vision (1E53) will be presenting a number of new demonstrations to illustrate the power of machine vision sequencing and control technologies. These will cover computational imaging, ultrafast focusing, OEM controllers and multi-light line scan stations.
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John Merva, vice president, North America at Gardasoft, will be giving a talk
Jools Hudson from Gardasoft will give a presentation
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