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JULY 2017

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Dear ,

Welcome to the EMVA newsletter! Each month it provides hands-on information on machine vision in Europe and the world. Find out about the latest projects of the EMVA, innovative products, what’s going on in the machine vision industry and interesting events.

Thomas Lübkemeier
Kind regards,
Thomas Lübkemeier
EMVA General Secretary

EMVA News

Embedded VISION Europe 2017
EMVA presents top-notch conference speaker

The first Embedded VISION Europe targets developers and users of embedded (vision) systems from all industries. And the conference will be supplemented by an exhibition where all participating companies are invited to show their embedded vision expertise through products and applications.

Several top-notch speakers already confirmed their participation at Embedded VISION Europe 2017, the only conference in Europe having the focus exclusively on this disruptive technology.

Amongst the conference speakers one may find international well known names like David Moloney from Intel Corporation, Giles Peckham from Xilinx, the CEO of Awaiba Martin Wäny or Harris Gasparakis representing AMD – just to mention examples.
All confirmed speaker, their bios and more may be found at www.embedded-vision-emva.org.

Stay informed and get all speaker and program announcements first hand at www.emva.org or follow #embeddedVISIONeurope


 

EMVA1288 Standard:
EMVA starts online educational initiative

Our newest online educational initiative regarding the 1288 standard for camera characterization will be composed by two elements.

As a first step short video clips will be broadcasted weekly within the next four weeks, each clip explaining one highlight of the new release 3.1 of the standard.

Following a free one hour interactive webinar is offered on Tuesday, September 12, 2017:
How to compare cameras with the new EMVA 1288 standard, Release 3.1“.
Participants may ask questions during the webinar and afterwards by e-mail.
Please Register Now

In addition to the online initiative a new series of training courses given in English and German language are prepared in cooperation with two of our EMVA members. Find the details at:
www.aeon.de/en/emva-1288.html
and
www.framos.com/en/the-emva-1288-camera-standard-new-version-3.1

Member News

EMVA welcomes new member:
BitFlow Inc.

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Since 1993, BitFlow has been developing industrial frame grabbers and software for the machine vision industry. We are an engineering based company whose success has largely been due to our focus of the camera interface slice of the imaging industry.
We specialize in interfacing to cameras with very high data/frame rates; working in environments with complex triggering and I/O requirements; and running in applications where every CPU cycle is precious.
Read more ›

 


FRAMOS and PYXALIS expand cooperation worldwide for high performance custom image sensors

Image sensor technology is a highly-developed field where a great number of manufacturers provide the market with thousands of sensor varieties for most off-the-shelf applications. However, for high performance systems in the fields of Automotive, Consumer, Medical and Security, sometimes a custom design is required.
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Case Study

TATTILE:
Vision controller enables medical pipettes production inspection during 24/7 operation

Image Based in Geneva in the east of Switzerland, Qualimatest is a machine vision integrator specialized in optical quality control serving many industries where precision and quality assurance is of utmost importance. A key customer branch for Qualimatest is the medical sector. Here, Zubler Handling is one of the long-term customers that rely on the machine vision integration competence of Qualimatest. In the western part at the other end of Switzerland Zubler manufactures fully automatic production and packaging lines of pipettes for the world market which are used in the medical industry for assays with liquids in small volumes. Read more ›


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Products

ADVANTECH launches compact modular IPC Platform with innovative i-Modules for flexible expansion

Image Advantech announces the launch of MIC-7500, a compact modular inter-process communication (IPC) platform, along with Advantech’s innovative optional expansion i-modules. MIC-7500 is an industrial-grade platform equipped with a 6th generation Intel® Core™ i processor, widely employed for factory and machine automation. The system’s fanless ruggedized design supports a wide input power range, ensuring the durability to withstand harsh industrial environments. Advantech i-modules are designed to be integrated with MIC-7500 and provide economical and flexible expansion on demand. Read more ›


BAUMER
Available now: The first Sony Pregius CMOS cameras with a mere 1 µs exposure time

Image Baumer offers the first CMOS cameras with an exposure time down to 1 µs in the mainstream segment of digital industrial cameras. The CX models including the second generation of Sony Pregius sensors feature exposure times ranging from 1 µs to 60 s. Available with up to 12 megapixel resolution, they are ideal in tasks at high light intensity such as laser welding and will minimize blur in high-speed applications like pick and place. Having extended the application possibilities of CMOS cameras, Baumer has closed a gap where previously CCD sensors were required. Samples are available now; production starts in the third quarter of 2017. Read more ›


FRAMOS
Sony launches highly sensitive 4/3″ CMOS sensor for 4K surveillance

Image The new IMX294 image sensor from world market leader SONY is designed to meet the needs of the security segment. The new flagship model size 4/3″ is optimized to be used in security cameras and industrial applications. The back-illuminated CMOS Starvis sensor achieves a 4K resolution with 10.7 megapixels at a high frame rate of 120 fps. Available from the global imaging specialist FRAMOS, IMX294 has an excellent SNR1s* value and enables HDR shots with minimal movement artifacts thanks to the Quad Bayer pixel structure. Read more ›


IMAGING.MARKETS
Insights from 1000+ Industrial and Scientific Cameras

Image Imaging.market is now hosting close to 1100 area scan, line scan and smart cameras as well as camera modules from the manufacturers Baumer, FLIR Systems (formerly Point Grey), Kaya Instruments, Lumenera, Matrix Vision, Mikrotron, Pixelink, Smartek Vision, Sony, Tamron and Tattile.

The cameras are presented with their individual user benefits, specifications, descriptions, user manuals, educational content, videos, and matching accessories like lenses, cables, and frame grabbers. Each of the 1000 area scan cameras is characterized by a standardized, extensive set of technical and commercial attributes, which has been specifically developed by machine vision experts. Read more ›


MIKROTRON introduces first High-Speed Machine
Vision Camera with Fiber Interface

Image Mikrotron introduces the first high-speed machine vision camera with a fully integrated fiber solution. The fanless 3 megapixel camera EoSens 3FIBER is capable of transmitting data up to a distance of 300 meters and runs up to 566 frames per second which are transmitted through the fiber interface. Based on a full resolution of 1,696 x 1,710 pixels the frame can be reduced continuously and allows frame rates up to 225,000 at smaller ROIs. The compact and robust MTP/MPO connector ensures that the camera does not disconnect even during fast and sudden movements. The thinness of each individual fiber allows bundling all fibers into one cable that transmits the entire data. Read more ›


SVS-VISTEK
Quick 20MP camera with Sony IMX183

Image The new SVS-Vistek exo183CCL has been in series production for one month now. With 20 megapixels and a rolling shutter, the camera delivers 12 fps at full resolution in 8-bit mode. This makes it the quickest Camera Link model fitted with the Sony
IMX183 sensor on the market. This high speed is achieved by means of a new (uncompressed) data transmission method (1×3) from the sensor to the computer via the Camera Link interface. This mode provides additional speed of up to 50% compared with previous models and continues to support long cables of a length of more than 10m. Read more ›


Teledyne DALSA releases its Best-in-Class CMOS Line Scan Sensors for Sale

Image Teledyne DALSA has for the first time, released its proven and best performing image sensors for sale.
For more than 35 years, Teledyne DALSA has designed and manufactured the machine vision industry’s best-in-class line-scan image sensors. Positioned at the heart of the company’s industry-leading and highest value line scan cameras, this class of sensors enables fast, high resolution monochrome, color, and near-infrared (NIR) imaging for document scanning, parcel sorting, glass, and wood inspection among countless other of the most challenging quality applications. Read more ›

Job offers


Allied Vision


Firmware Verification Specialist (FPGA/µC) (m/f) ›


Edmund Optics

Senior Imaging Engineer (m/f) ›


Teledyne Dalsa

Key Account Manager – Mid-Market Area Scan Products (m/f) ›

Events

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European Machine Vision Forum

6 – 8 September 2017
Vienna, Austria
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Enova

19 – 21 September 2017
Paris, France
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New
Embedded VISION Europe

12 – 13 October 2017
ICS Stuttgart, Germany
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Stemmer Technology Forum

17 – 18 October 2017
Munich, Germany
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sps ipc drives

28 – 30 November 2017
Nuremberg, Germany
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ITE

6 – 8 December 2017
Yokohama, Japan
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