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Machine Vision Catalogue

Machine Vision is a pivotal technology in automation and automated inspection,
leveraging smart devices like smart cameras and vision processors.
These systems enable the identification of parts through barcodes or optical
character recognition (OCR), detection of defects, part location, and even robotic
arm guidance, contributing to the control of production processes.

Smart cameras, compact and highly integrated, combine advanced image capture
and analysis functionalities into a single device, simplifying machine integration.
Additionally, they offer industrial-grade communication interfaces and I/O for direct
connection to PLCs and actuators, making them both flexible and easy to install.

Industrial vision processors, such as the MX-E series, support high-performance
multi-camera systems through GigE connectivity. This allows users to tailor
system complexity and power to specific needs, with support for up to eight highspeed
cameras.

Industrial cameras, equipped with the latest CMOS sensors, offer resolutions up to
20 MP with area-scan versions and up to 8k with line-scan versions.
The area-scan cameras, with their compact design, are ideal for space-constrained
installations, delivering high performance and excellent cost-effectiveness. Both
cameras and processors are essential tools for complex applications, such as
inspecting continuous surfaces or printed materials in industries like printing.
Supporting these technologies is software like Datalogic’s IMPACT suite, which
allows users to create custom inspection programs quickly without requiring
programming skills, thanks to its intuitive drag-and-drop interface.

Additionally, PEKAT VISION, using advanced deep learning algorithms, detects and
classifies anomalies and defects, including previously unseen ones, providing an
efficient solution for automated quality control.