STEMMER IMAGING

11/07/2019  |  

STEMMER IMAGING AG has signed an agreement with 3D machine vision camera company Zivid for the distribution of its market-leading Zivid One+ cameras and software throughout Europe. Providing human-like vision capabilities, the cameras meet the demands of a wide range of high performance robotics and industrial automation systems.

09/07/2019  |  

The JAI SW-4000Q-10GE 4-CMOS line scan camera has four separate 4K resolution sensors for simultaneously capturing red, green, blue and near infrared spectral wavebands. It combines the colour accuracy of prism technology with a fast 10 GigE interface to give true RGB + NIR output at up to 72 kHz. Viewing all 4 channels through a single optical plane using prism technology eliminates many of the problems that can affect image quality in trilinear cameras.

05/07/2019  |  

Machine vision systems and sub-systems are frequently used in challenging environments. By using a conditioning cabinet, we are able to simulate the anticipated effects of temperature and moisture to ensure the systems work in real-life conditions.

01/07/2019  |  

Computational Imaging (CI) uses data extracted from a series of images acquired under different lighting or optical conditions to create an output image containing the details that are most important to a particular machine vision task. This approach offers powerful advantages over traditional one-shot imaging. It can improve the capability of a camera and reveal image detail not previously possible.

19/06/2019  |  

The two-channel Xtium2-CLHS FX8 LC frame grabber from Teledyne DALSA has been introduced for cost-sensitive applications. It supports up to two bidirectional SPF+ modules running at 10Gbit/s. Using the CLHS X-Protocol for fast data transfer, this latest model delivers up to 2.0 GB/s of image acquisition and 6.8 GB/s to host memory. The low-cost SPF+ module and fibre optic cables help extend cable lengths to 100 metres to meet the needs of the latest high-speed, high-resolution CLHS cameras. These include Teledyne DALSA’s Linea ML and Linea HS colour and multi-line line scan cameras.

13/06/2019  |  

Presence in all key European markets | New subsidiary combines previous activities in the Italian market

STEMMER IMAGING has established a subsidiary in the Italian city of Bologna. After registration in the commercial register, we are now represented in all key European markets with local subsidiaries.

12/06/2019  |  

The versatile new Linea ML 16k Camera Link HS (CLHS) line scan camera from Teledyne DALSA provides outstanding high-speed and high-resolution imaging. Featuring the latest 16k quadlinear CMOS sensor architecture with a 5x5 μm pixel size, the Linea ML 16k monochrome model operates in single or multiple rows at a maximum line rate of 300 kHz, or 5 GPix/sec data throughput. Sequential exposure with independent start and stop integration for each row allows versatile illumination configurations using the latest LED lighting technologies.

07/06/2019  |  

The new Gocator 2512 from LMI Technologies is a specialised smart laser profiler for high-precision 3D scanning of glass and other specular materials including polished metals and plastics. Uniquely, it can scan specular and diffuse surfaces simultaneously. The sensor features specialized laser projection technology to handle a wide range of surface angles, material types, and surface colours. With an optimised optical design, onboard data processing and built-in measurement tools, the profiler delivers superior glass scanning at 8 microns X resolution, 0.2 microns Z repeatability, and speeds up to 10 kHz (including scan, measure, and control).

29/05/2019  |  

Enhancements to the ultra-compact entry-level Mako camera range from Allied Vision include the additition of Precicion Time Protocol (PTP) and Trigger over Ethernet (ToE) functionality to models featuring Sony Exmor Pregius sensors and a new polarisation camera. PTP provides precise synchronisation of multi-camera systems. Polarisation imaging can reveal image features not visible with conventional cameras.