WeCat3D MLZL 2D/3D profile sensor for weld seam tracking
In combination with Wenglor's UniVision software, the new WeCat3D MLZL 2D/3D profile sensor combines the precision and profile quality for automated weld seam tracking
In combination with Wenglor's UniVision software, the new WeCat3D MLZL 2D/3D profile sensor combines the precision and profile quality for automated weld seam tracking
Wenglor delivered more than two million products last year, highlighting the demand for vision products
Christian Vollrath at Wenglor: ‘Compared with trade fairs featuring a machine vision area, the discussions are deeper and more detailed [at Vision Stuttgart].'
TPL Vision will be integrated into the Wenglor group as a division, but will continue to exist as an independent business unit
Smart 2D/3D profile sensors now combine sensor and analysis module directly in the compact housing thanks to UniVision 2.4
UniVision 2.2, the software for two and three-dimensional image processing, enables smart cameras and control units to be integrated into controls via a Profinet interface
Wenglor’s new VisionSystem2D is a modular image processing system which has been developed for all vision applications
Anne Wendel, director of VDMA Machine Vision, reports from SPS 2019 in Nuremberg, where vision system simplicity was discussed
Two and three-dimensional data from smart cameras, vision systems and control units with 2D-/3D profile sensors can now be evaluated via a central software platform - uniVision 2.1
The new uniVision assistant from Wenglor guides the user step by step through the configuration process of the weQube smart camera, making complex steps easily accessible and understandable to anyone
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