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MARCH 2019

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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

EMVA Business Conference 2019
Machine Vision in Denmark

Subtitled ‘The Kingdom of Denmark and the machine vision market there”, Henrik Ilsby, CCO at SVS-Vistek, will give a brief introduction to Denmark: history, uniqueness, business environment/structure and anecdotes. The talk gives deeper insights to the various companies and sectors which are involved in machine vision and imaging related activities.

Henrik Ilsby, born 1958 in Copenhagen, graduated 1983 from Copenhagen Technical University with a B.Sc degree in Manufacturing Engineering and Electronics. He spent 10 years from 1983 in program management and sales with the Danish company Nea-Lindberg, (Video Displays and IR camera technology).

Henrik joined JAI A/S in 1994 as Director of Sales for the Camera business unit. In 1997 he was appointed to executive management in JAI and later Senior Vice President leading the international camera business unit.

From 2010-2012 he acted as CEO for CST A/S Copenhagen Sensor Technology, a company specializing in electro-optical solutions for Defense and Homeland Security markets.

In January 2013, Henrik joined the executive board of SVS VISTEK as Chief Commercial Officer, leading the worldwide sales.

The 17th edition of the EMVA Business Conference will take place 16-18 May 2019 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Join in now at www.business-conference-emva.org

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European Machine Vision Forum – Call for Papers
Photonics and Machine Vision: Going Deep into Integration

Researchers and developers from machine vision, computer vision, machine learning, applied optics and photonics meet at the forum to exchange their newest ideas how the deep integration of photonic elements, imaging sensors, computing platforms and machine learning lead to much more capable, smaller, cheaper and less energy consuming vision systems.

Taking place 5-6 September 2019 at Palais de la Bourse, Lyon, France, the forum offers several opportunities to transfer our slogan ‘Where Research Meets Industry‘ into practice.

Don’t miss it – registration and all details on how to play an active role are to be found at www.european-forum-emva.org!

Member News

EMVA welcomes new member
IDS Imaging Development Systems

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The industrial camera manufacturer IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH develops high-performance, easy to use USB, GigE and 3D cameras with a wide spectrum of sensors and variants. The almost unlimited range of applications covers multiple non-industrial and industrial sectors in the field of equipment, plant and mechanical engineering. In addition to the successful CMOS cameras, the company expands its portfolio with vision app-based sensors and cameras.
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EMVA welcomes new member
Lucid Vision Labs

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LUCID Vision Labs, Inc. designs and manufactures innovative machine vision cameras and components that utilize the latest technologies to deliver exceptional value to customers. Our compact, high-performance GigE Vision cameras are suited for a wide range of industries and applications such as factory automation, medical, life sciences and logistics. We innovate dynamically to create products that meet the demands of machine vision for Industry 4.0. Our expertise combines deep industry experience with a passion for product quality, technology innovation and customer service excellence. LUCID Vision Labs, Inc. was founded in January 2017 and is located in Richmond, BC, Canada with regional offices in Germany, Japan, China and Taiwan.
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EMVA welcomes new member
Imperx

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IMPERX is a leading designer and manufacturer of rugged, high-performance, CMOS and CCD based digital cameras for the Industrial, Military, Space, Aerospace and Scientific markets. Outputs include: 10G, GigE Vision®, CXP®, USB®, SDI and Camera Link®. IMPERX is certified meeting the requirements of ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015. Most IMPERX cameras meet or exceed MIL-STD-810G requirements.
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EMVA welcomes new member
Vision Components

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Vision Components GmbH is one of the leading suppliers in industrial image processing and develops and sells intelligent real-time and network-capable cameras worldwide, which do not require an additional PC and can be flexibly integrated as embedded solutions in systems of all kinds. Customers can choose between models with ARM processors with programmable FPGA and VC Linux firmware and DSP-based models with the company’s VCRT operating system. The product range includes smart cameras with or without protective housing, board cameras and vision sensors. Customized OEM solutions for all industries in hard- and software are one of VC’s strengths. Read more ›


Allied Vision celebrates 30th company anniversary

Image30 years ago, in spring 1989, Allied Vision Technologies GmbH was founded as Manfred Sticksel CCD-Kameratechnik GmbH in Alzenau near Frankfurt/Main.
Since then, Allied Vision has become one of the world’s leading camera manufacturers for the machine vision industry with eight locations in Germany, Canada, the USA, Singapore and China and a network of sales partners in over 30 countries.
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Case Study

IDS – Recognised. Picked. Packed.

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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 integrator develops high-tech systems for machine vision and robotics.

One example is a bin picking application for gripping catheters for veterinary medicine, equipped with an Ensenso 3D camera from IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH. Read more ›

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Products

JAI
New 3-CMOS prism based color line scan camera with 10 GigE Vision interface

Image JAI introduces a new industrial color line scan camera in the Sweep+ Series. The Sweep+ SW-4000T-10GE is a prism-based color line scan camera equipped with 3 CMOS sensors (each with 4096 pixels) and a super-fast 10GBASE-T GigE Vision Interface including backwards compatibility to N-BASE-T and 1000BASE-T GigE Vision interfaces.
The combination of 3-CMOS prism color line scan technology with a 10GBASE-T (10Gbit/s) interface, not only makes this camera the world’s first product of its kind, but also the world’s fastest prism-based RGB color line scan camera. Read more ›


FUJIFILM
One-for-all Machine Vision Lens Series for 1.1”-Sensors and 2.5 µm Pixels

Image The technical advancement of image sensors for Machine Vision brings higher spatial resolution resulting in larger sensors and smaller pixels. This development created big challenges for vision system designers as it was difficult to find the right lenses for such sensors: High resolution power, strong light transmission, distortion-less imaging, short minimum object distance (MOD), a small Chief Ray Angle (CRA), and all this from the center to the edges of the large image circle – these were just the optical requirements. Equally important remain the compact build of the lenses and their robustness against shocks and vibrations. Read more ›


FRAMOS
Sony extends IMX253 CMOS Sensor with Polarsens™ Technology

Image After having revolutionized vision-based inspection with award-winning global shutter IMX250 image sensor with Polarsens™ technology, Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation has recently launched a new on-chip polarizer, the higher resolution IMX253MZR/MYR CMOS Global Shutter sensor.

The 1.1” type format sensor brings a 12.37 Megapixels resolution with a 3.45 µm pixel size and four-directional polarizer directly applied to the photodiode of the image sensor chip. The IMX253 with Polarsens™ technology reaches frame rates of 64fps at 10 bits. Available from global vision partner FRAMOS, this polarization sensor targets various industrial applications where visibility and sensing are difficult.
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GARDASOFT
New generation of Machine Vision Lighting Controllers

Image Gardasoft Vision has announced the launch of the FP220 series of high speed lighting controllers for machine vision. This new generation of dual channel controllers uniquely combines capabilities for high frequency, high power LED pulsing with outstanding low output current performance, making them suitable for a huge range of machine vision applications.

Designed for use with any LED lighting rated up to 3A, the FP200 series provides reproducible current control to deliver continuous or pulsed light output. It utilses enhanced technology for faster pulse rise times, with trigger frequencies up to 10kHZ for high speed pulsing applications such as line scan imaging. Read more ›


LMI TECHNOLOGIES
New Gocator® 3D Smart Sensor for scanning glass and other specular surfaces

Image LMI Technologies is pleased to announce the launch of the Gocator® 2512 laser line profile sensor, a dedicated high-performance 3D machine vision solution for scanning glass and other specular surfaces.
Gocator® 2512 has the unique advantage of being able to scan specular and diffuse surfaces simultaneously. For example, the sensor can generate a precision 3D scan of a cell phone’s cover glass in a surrounding metal or plastic frame, inspecting critical assembly tolerances such as flushness, gap and offset.

The sensor leverages specialized laser projection technology that can handle a wider range of surface angles, material types, and surface colors. Competing laser profilers use a collimated laser beam that does not offer the same target angle performance. Read more ›


LUCID VISION LABS
Expanding Triton camera series with 2.3 MP global shutter and 12.2 MP & 20 MP rolling shutter CMOS

Image LUCID Vision Labs announced the addition of three new Triton GigE Vision camera models featuring Sony’s global and rolling shutter CMOS image sensors.

The new 2.3 MP, 12.2 MP and 20 MP Triton camera models have now been moved into series production. These models include the monochrome and color versions of the 2.3 MP Sony Pregius IMX392 global shutter CMOS sensor, as well as the 12.2 MP Sony IMX226 and 20 MP IMX183 rolling shutter CMOS sensors featuring Sony’s Exmor R Starvis technology.
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OPTO
New Machine Vision Microscope

Image The new “Machine Vision Microscope” (MVM) is a purely digital microscope with all the features that make a microscope.
It has an apochromatically highly corrected microscope objective and a corresponding tube lens which magnifies each object point to a pixel of the 5MP Sony IMX264 sensor.
In addition, a coaxial incident light illumination as well as a diffuse ring light were installed.

The module offers an unprecedented level of usability. They come with their own image acquisition software, so they can be easily integrated into any network, system or production environment. Read more ›


SVS VISTEK
New high resolution EXO cameras with up to 31 megapixel

ImageHigh resolutions up to 31 megapixel and best image quality with a small footprint are the keypoints of the new EXO series cameras. Being available as tracer versions as well, they even permit to drive variable lenses.

SVS-Vistek adds to its extensive industrial camera range of high-resolution USB3 cameras with small-form factor: In the first quarter of 2019, the company will be introducing ten new USB3 models of the EXO camera series (exo342, exo387, exo367) with their resolutions of 31, 19 and 17 megapixels that are all based on the newest generation of Sony’s Pregius 2 CMOS sensors. These new sensors with large, square pixels of 3.45 x 3.45 µm edge length are very light sensitive and offer an extremely high dynamic range. Read more ›


Teledyne DALSA
New 3D laser profiler series excels at in-line measurement and inspection tasks

Image Teledyne DALSA has added to its successful 1D and 2D camera portfolio by introducing its new, high-accuracy 3D laser profiler series for industrial imaging and factory automation.

The Z-TrakTM LP1 series of 3D laser profilers deliver accurate and precise height measurements in an ergonomically designed compact unit, with a powerful FIR-peak detector. Z-Trak LP1 series profilers are factory-calibrated and bundled with Teledyne DALSA’s Sapera Processing 8 Runtime, or Sherlock 8 3D software for easy setup and deployment. In addition, the LP1 series feature a GigE Vision® interface, support the GenICam® standard, and are easy to interface with other off-the-shelf software. The Z-Trak supports Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) and features general-purpose inputs/outputs and flexible mounting options. Read more ›

Job offers


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Active Silicon

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Business Development Manager – Asia Pacific Region (m/f) ›



Adimec

Senior Software Developer (m/f) ›

Embedded Software Engineer (m/f) ›

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Project Manager (m/f) ›

Senior Buyer (m/f) ›



AIT

Master thesis: “Microscopic Super resolution for Industrial Quality Inspection” ›

Master thesis: “Improved surface reconstruction for industrial quality inspection” ›

Scientist for Machine Vision (m/f) ›

Junior Scientist for Machine Vision (m/f) ›



EURESYS

FPGA Gigabit Design Engineer (m/f) ›

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Events

Upcoming Highlights



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Control Vision Talks 2019

7 – 9 May 2019
Stuttgart, Germany
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EMVA Business Conference

16 – 18 May 2019
Copenhagen, Denmark
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European Machine Vision Forum

5 – 6 September 2019
Lyon, France
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Measurement World

24 – 26 September 2019
Paris, France
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