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Recognizing Faulty Manufacturing in the Solar Industry

The SolarEye plug-in can be used to help recognize faulty manufacturing in various markets, including the solar industry.

From EVT Eye Vision Technology 1 Nov 2018

Examining the 3D Applications of Smart Camera Systems

The EyeScan 3D sensor is a new smart camera system, which can be used for various 3D applications including quality control, and accurate measurements.

From EVT Eye Vision Technology 1 Nov 2018

Using Thermography in Machine Vision

EVT have developed their own smart thermal imaging camera and infrared solution and their systems use thermography in machine vision applications.

From EVT Eye Vision Technology 1 Nov 2018

Automatic Anomaly Detection - Deep Learning for Surface Inspection

The EVT software now contains the Deep Learning Surface Inspector, which enables automatic anomaly detection and provides deep learning for surface inspection.

From EVT Eye Vision Technology 1 Nov 2018

Using Optical Measurement Techniques to Characterize MEMS Devices

This article discusses how to use optical measurement to characterize MEMS Devices.

From Polytec 11 Feb 2019

Optical Analysis of 3D Mechanical Motions

The importance of precise experimental dynamic characterization of micro-devices like micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) is ever increasing in research and development activities as well as in routine measurements at the wafer level.

From Polytec 31 Oct 2016

Developing Outstanding Designs by Combining Simulations and Measurements

R&D departments need to rapidly respond to their customers’ requirements and changing markets by optimizing and quickening product development processes.

From Polytec 21 Mar 2017

The Basics of White Light Interferometry

White-light interferometers from Polytec utilize short-coherence-length light sources and special optical configurations to optimize the interaction between the reflected light from the sample and the reference beam.

From Polytec 22 Mar 2017

Machine Vision – A Guide to Understanding the Basics

Machine vision (also referred to as “vision systems” or “industrial vision”) is the use of digital sensors (wrapped in cameras with dedicated optics) that are connected to processing software and hardware algorithms to visually inspect... pretty much anything.

From Teledyne DALSA 13 Sep 2017