STEMMER IMAGING

16/05/2019

World’s first 10GBASE-T GigE 3-CMOS colour line scan camera

The new Sweep SW-4000T-10GE camera from JAI combines 3-CMOS RGB prism line scan technology with a 10GBASE-T (10Gbit/s) interface for the first time for fast data transfer over distances up to 100 metres. This unique camera not only offers extraordinary versatility through backwards compatibility to N-BASE-T and 1000BASE-T GigE standards, but is also the world’s fastest prism-based colour line scan camera.

10/05/2019

STEMMER IMAGING AG with successful debut in the Prime Standard

STEMMER IMAGING AG has successfully started trade in the Prime Standard of Frankfurt stock exchange

By switching segments, STEMMER IMAGING now complies with the most exacting transparency requirements for listed companies in Germany, and is opening itself up to a broader investor base. As a result, the Management Board firmly believes that it can gain additional investors in Germany and abroad.

09/05/2019

Simpler solutions for complex image classification problems

STEMMER IMAGING’s CVB Polimago image recognition tool provides a comparatively simple and low cost machine learning solution for challenging machine vision search and classification tasks. Fewer training images, shorter training times and faster execution times on a standard CPU platform combine to avoid some of the drawbacks associated with the convolutional neural network (CNN) approach offered by deep learning. In CVB2019, Polimago will also be available for embedded applications.

08/05/2019

STEMMER IMAGING AG switches to the Prime Standard on 10 May 2019

STEMMER IMAGING AG will be listed in the Prime Standard of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange for the first time on 10 May 2019. The German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) approved the prospectus today. STEMMER IMAGING will therefore comply with the most exacting transparency requirements for listed companies in Germany in future, and is opening itself up to a broader investor base.

02/05/2019

High speed multi-camera machine vision controller reduces costs

Designed for the inspection of multiple features of a part or assembly, the high speed GEVA 400 self-contained industrial vision controller from Teledyne DALSA utilises multiple cameras to drive down production costs. Four Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) compliant Gigabit cameras can be connected directly, with the option of adding further cameras using commercially available network technologies to further reduce system costs for larger configurations.

26/04/2019

Flight test passed

Wolf GmbH uses a sorting system from BT-Anlagenbau for the reliable detection of synthetic intestine residues, some of which are as small as 1mm2 on Berner sausages, and to detect contaminated products. The key elements of these systems are machine vision components from STEMMER IMAGING combined with smart imaging software and a precise sorting system from BT-Anlagenbau, which enable the inspection of sausages in flight during the production process.