MetaView system
9 January 2015
Meta Vision Systems (Oxford, UK and Montreal, Canada) has launched a new, all-digital version of its patented MetaView system
Meta Vision Systems
SLS ARC for robotic arc welding
8 October 2014
Meta Vision Systems (Oxford UK and Montreal Canada) announces the launch of a new laser sensor
Inside-out VistaWeld laser sensor
16 October 2012
Meta Vision Systems has released a new version of its VistaWeld laser tracking system for controlling the position of the internal welding head in spiral pipe mills
VistaWeld-DLS
18 August 2011
Following the introduction of its new DLS range of 3D digital laser scanners, Oxfordshire-based Meta Vision Systems has put together a VistaWeld package designed specifically to automate welding jobs in the nuclear industry
VistaWeld system
4 February 2011
Meta Vision Systems has released a new version of its VistaWeld system using the Smart Laser Sensor, aimed at increasing the speed and accuracy of submerged arc welding (SAW) in longitudinal pipe mills
Smart Laser Probe
20 October 2010
Meta Vision Systems has launched a laser seam tracking system that applies the company's latest sensor technology to welding machine applications
Timing is everything
5 January 2010
Greg Blackman investigates where embedded systems are being used in vision applications to deliver real-time performance
DLS200
10 December 2009
Meta Vision Systems has launched its DLS200 scanning-spot laser sensor, designed to automate and speed the manufacture of wind towers and other structures containing metal of different thickness
DLS300 digital laser scanner
6 February 2009
Meta Vision Systems has introduced the DLS300 digital laser scanner, a 3D laser vision systems for welding and other applications
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