Machine vision in focus
Remote motorized lenses—equipped with electronically controlled focus, zoom, and iris—represent a valuable enhancement in vision systems where consistency, uptime, and repeatability are critical. Instead of manually adjusting optics on-site or accessing hard-to-reach cameras, users can fine-tune imaging parameters remotely, store configurations, and quickly restore predefined settings. What is a remote motorized lens? A remote…
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In the world of industrial machine vision, when a product being inspected presents particular characteristics, reflective surfaces, transparent materials, harsh environments, or variable working distances, it becomes necessary to rely on technologies specifically designed to overcome the limitations of conventional solutions. This article analyzes four types of industrial cameras that Opto Engineering integrates into its…
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In high-radiation environments, standard lenses can suffer from brown discoloration of the glass, which obstructs light and impairs imaging quality. Kowa’s LM15FC-R anti-radiation lens is specifically designed to withstand such conditions, offering unparalleled optical clarity in environments where radiation exposure is a constant factor. With a focal length of 15mm and radiation-resistant glass, the LM15FC-R…
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In this chapter, you will find all the steps needed to set up your ITALA® camera. If it is your first time setting up an ITALA® camera, this is the perfect place to start. Just keep in mind that the following steps aim to provide a practical guide to easily start operating a generic ITALA® camera. To dive…
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Throughout the machine vision industry, it has always been a challenge to achieve a good focus on 3D and thick objects or to quickly set the best focus on various objects at different distances. This challenge is even more difficult when the optical performance required by the application must be high in terms of resolution,…
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In today’s industrial environment, machine vision plays a critical role in manufacturing, inspection, automation, and quality control. However, even the most advanced cameras and image processing software can only perform as well as the optics and lighting used in the system. Choosing the right lens and illumination is essential for achieving reliable, repeatable, and accurate…
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Improving defect inspection efficiency with Opto Engineering 360-degree multi-view optics In today’s machine vision applications, speed, accuracy and reliability are no longer optional—especially in industries such as food & beverage and pharmaceutical manufacturing, where even the smallest defect can lead to costly recalls or compliance issues. 360-degree and multi-view optical solutions address these challenges by…
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In the ever-evolving field of industrial automation and robotics, achieving the highest levels of precision and reliability is key. Machine vision systems are essential to achieve such efficiency and accuracy. A key component of these systems are machine vision lenses, which must be able to withstand the chemicals and other extreme conditions often found in…
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