Case Studies


Better Polymer Fleece Quality at Low & Bonar
Low & Bonar has achieved better error detection in their polymer fleece manufacturing using real-time image processing with hard- and software from Silicon Software. The solution can detect more errors as with other inspection systems that are available in the ... Go to article
CoaXPress 2.0, extended bandwidth and more…
The success of CoaXPress as a high-end machine vision standard has been driven by its reliability, simplicity in terms of cable and connectors, extended cable lengths, and other industry-required features such as very low jitter triggers, camera control, and power ... Go to article
Future of carbon-neutral energy production
The Dutch Institute for Fundamental Energy Research (DIFFER) is currently developing a carbon neutral energy production through the means of nuclear fusion. This complex process requires a failsafe control system to oversee that the whole procedure is secure and smooth. The ... Go to article
Recognised. Picked. Packed.
Short cycle times, little scrap, minimal stock-keeping - the factory of the future is networked and highly economical. An important component here is industrial image processing. A specialist in this field is Pose Automation GmbH based in Germany. This system ... Go to article
MultiChannel2Go with Exact Timing
MultiChannel2Go is a ready-to-go, compact and portable image processing system from MSTVision with VisualApplets programmed application that acquires images with different illuminations as separate events in a single pass. This technology can be readily expanded to several cameras to increase ... Go to article
Line scan cameras at the Arctic World Archive
Over 2 years ago Vieworks introduced hybrid TDI line scan cameras, based on proprietary sensors combining CMOS and CCD technologies. Since the introduction they have been used in myriad of applications from flat panel displays, semiconductor inspection, genomics to some ... read more
Big Data for Maximum Quality
More than 230 different body-in-white parts are hot-stamped by the Spanish metal processor Gestamp for automotive companies. Since the company measures 33,500 parts per year, they can identify more quickly which tools need to be replaced. They simply could not ... Go to article