Keyence
Keyence will be introducing pattern projection lighting
Matthew Dale explores vision solutions for code reading and inspection in pharmaceutical production
Keyence
Keyence
Keyence will showcase its multi-spectrum lighting product
VHX-5000 microscope
8 October 2014
The latest microscope from KEYENCE revolutionises how imaging and analysis are performed. By integrating the most recent advancements in optical and digital technologies, the VHX-5000 Digital Microscope is able to instantly capture any area in complete fo
VHX-700F microscope
26 June 2013
Keyence has released a new multi-purpose microscope
VHX-2000 microscope
18 May 2012
Keyence has released its latest microscope system, the VHX-2000. The VHX streamlines testing and improves the speed and efficiency of the inspection process
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