This article was originally published at Basler's website. It is reprinted here with the permission of Basler. For nearly every sensor model, there is a considerable number of cameras from different manufacturers in which it is used. Are these cameras equivalent when only the sensors are identical? Which aspects are important when it comes to […]
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This article was originally published at Basler's website. It is reprinted here with the permission of Basler. If I can't read the writing on a piece of paper, there's usually a simple solution: I hold the text under a lamp. If I want to see faint contours on the paper, I hold the sheet up
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Friedrich Dierks, Director of Product Marketing and Development for the Module Business at Basler, presents the “Designing Vision Front Ends for Embedded Systems” tutorial at the May 2018 Embedded Vision Summit. This presentation guides viewers through the process of specifying and selecting a vision front end for an embedded system. It covers topics such as
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Arndt Bake, Chief Marketing Officer at Basler, presents the “Building up a Start-up in Embedded Vision: Lessons from Machine Vision” tutorial at the May 2018 Embedded Vision Summit. As embedded vision becomes more capable, it is proliferating into many new markets and attracting many new start-ups. How can you gauge when the time is right
12-Jun-2018 — After the record sales year in 2017, Basler AG is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. The Ahrensburg-based company can look back on an eventful and successful past. What began as a two-man operation in the technical center in Lübeck has developed into the world's leading manufacturer of industrial cameras. Setting standards for
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This article was originally published at Basler's website. It is reprinted here with the permission of Basler. What is unique about NIR Cameras? “Near-infrared” (NIR) is the portion of the electromagnetic spectrum directly adjacent to the visible range; therefore it cannot be perceived with the human eye. NIR-optimized industrial cameras are popular for applications that
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This article was originally published at Basler's website. It is reprinted here with the permission of Basler. For many machine vision applications, image data must be acquired, transmitted and evaluated within a set timeframe. This is known as “real-time capability”. This term can apply to a system, its components, and the software that communicates between
This article was originally published at Basler's website. It is reprinted here with the permission of Basler. There are two types of image sensors for industrial cameras on the market: CCD and CMOS sensors. The right sensor for any given job is a case-by-case question. At the same time, the trend seems to be toward
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This article was originally published at Basler's website. It is reprinted here with the permission of Basler. Robots capable of quick, precise and seemingly effortless grasping and placement of goods: until recently, this seemingly-simple task actually required a long and difficult period of setup and training. Robots with a sense of space, capable of interacting
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This article was originally published at Basler's website. It is reprinted here with the permission of Basler. The past few years have seen the rise of a powerful generation of processing boards capable of replacing much of the work previously performed by PC-based systems. In the machine vision field, the components for industrial applications have
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