Thomas - Your EMVA Update Arrived

After two years of having shifted the EMVA annual highlight event to a virtual format, the EMVA Board and Management are looking forward to a 'normal' EMVA Business Conference in 2022. Considering the low vaccination rates in Bulgaria the originally planned destination Sofia now has been changed to Brussels, capital of the Belgium Kingdom.

'We are very convinced, that Belgium in general, and the still to be choosen conference hotel in specific, offer safe conditions with view to the ongoing pandemic', commented Thomas Lübkemeier, EMVA General Manager, the taken decision. 'Based on choosing Brussels we are looking forward to welcome the European machine vision community and after all these months also the business leaders from abroad again.'

The conference program will address up-to-date technical topics as well as relevant management, marketing and/or leadership issues. Use cases and a panel discussion will give further interesting insights.

Last but surely not least, the conference will provide plenty of excellent networking opportunities during the evening events or by means of pre-scheduled face-to-face meetings in the conference break-out sessions.

inVISION magazine – together with the EMVA and VISION fair as event partners – will host a three-day online conference from November 30 to December 2, 2021, with 30 presentations, three panel discussions, three keynotes and six startup pitches. Participation in the inVISION Days webinars is free of charge. To provide an overview of the latest developments in the machine vision industry, the conference is divided into three topics:

Cameras (November 30th): Cameras – Optics – High Speed Vision
Embedded Vision & AI (December 1st): Deep Learning & AI – Smart Cameras – Embedded Vision
World of 3D (December 2nd): Robot Vision – Profile Sensors – Bin Picking

In three sessions (each with three to four presentations), one keynote and one panel discussion per day, vision market leaders will demonstrate the possibilities of today’s and tomorrow’s vision products and systems. Following companies are part of the inVISION Days. Read more ›

Enlitech is the leading company in photon-electron conversion inspection field and invests more than 10 years in the non-destructive and optical inspection technology on CIS and CCM.
Enlitech provides complete testing solutions covering the whole industry chain, including CIS wafer, CIS die, CIS chip, CIS module, and CIS camera. Application fields cover CCD and CMOS image sensors in mobile phone, automobile, aerospace, defense, and scientific camera field.
Enlitech’s system can de-convolute the digital images back to the analog properties, such as quantum efficiency, spectral response, system gain K, Dynamic Range (DR), PRNU, DRNU, Linearity Error LE, and Chief-Ray-Angle (CRA). Read more ›

Matrox AltiZ high-fidelity 3D profile sensor powers TUNASCAN vision system, sorting up to 20 tons of tuna per hour with accuracy rates approaching 100%.

Headquartered in Spain, Marexi Marine Technology Co. has been a leader in marine technology for more than 15 years. Their expertise is developing optical scanning systems for marine species built on machine vision. Servicing large industry leaders in fishing, canning, and aquaculture sectors, Marexi helps customers achieve a competitive advantage by improving their industrial processes. Read more ›

Teledyne DALSA is pleased to announce that its Linea™ HS 16k Multiﬁeld TDI camera is in volume production.
The Linea HS 16k Multifield can capture up to three images simultaneously in a single scan using light sources at different wavelengths. Its charge-domain CMOS TDI sensor with 16k x (64+128+64) TDI arrays and a 5x5 μm pixel size, uses advanced wafer-level coated dichroic ﬁlters with minimal spectral crosstalk to spectrally isolate the three images.
The camera also comes with high-speed CLHS interface, delivering up to 8.4 Gigapixels per second over a single and long length fiber optic cable. Read more ›

LMI Technologies (LMI) is proud to announce that its family of Gocator® Smart 3D Laser Line Profile Sensors has officially been certified for integration with Universal Robots.
Universal Robots (UR) is the market leader in collaborative robot arms (called cobots) targeting companies of all sizes. Their easy-to-use and cost-efficient UR3, UR5, UR10, UR 16, and UR e-series models are deployed in several thousand production environments around the world today—in key factory automation applications such as pick-and-place, quality inspection, and packaging and palletizing. Read more ›

MidOpt introduces the first Acrylic Polarizer, an innovative design that’s thicker and more rugged than the current polarizer film on the market, and more affordable than glass polarizers. It offers superior glare reduction and because of the acrylic base, it also serves as a protective window and can be enhanced with a variety of coatings, including oleophobic, anti-reflection, and hard coat. The MidOpt Acrylic Polarizer can be placed over the light source, lens, or camera; is available in linear and wire-grid styles; and can be custom sized in thicknesses from 1-3mm. Read more ›

Neousys’ Nuvo-8000 platform is built for high-volume automated inspections. Featuring PoE+, USB Gen1 and Gen2 for cameras; PCIe for graphics card; PCI slots for function expansion; mPCIe sockets for wireless modules; and -25°C to 60°C true wide-temperature operations, it is ideal for accurate detection automation and demanding environments. Built with AI capability, find out how it can solve various powder metallurgy inspection drawbacks such as worker availability, consistency, accuracy, and environmental challenges. Read more ›