At booth 1931 Laser Components will present and operate a new generation of line laser modules for machine vision
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At Laser World of Photonics Laser Components presented a new generation of line laser modules for machine vision
Laser Components will present a new generation of line laser modules for machine vision
Laser Components will be showcasing its Flexpoint Mini laser diode module, which is now available in 520nm and can be used in 3D imaging
The new Flexpoint MVfiber laser module is set to revolutionise machine vision technologies. The MVfiber consists of a laser coupled to a single-mode fibre which can be connected to a variety of fibre laser heads
Laser Components have designed the MVfiber, a fibre delivered laser with a detachable optical head
Laser Components has expanded its range of Flexpoint MVmicro machine vision laser modules to include a microcontroller, allowing users to interface with the module through an RS232 connector.
With this in mind we are pleased to introduce the MVmicro DIG series; a standard MVmicro Machine Vision laser with an integrated microprocessor which offers various communication and reporting options
Laser Components now presents its first dedicated random pattern generator, the MVstereo
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