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Welcome to the July, 2023 edition of
Machine Vision Technology
News presented by Adept Turnkey
- Smarter Imaging For Better Lives.
APPLICATION
STORY
Machine
Vision keeps trains on track
Inspection
of rail and nearby assets requires specific machine
vision technology
 Sydney
Trains
is the operator of the commuter rail network that services the metropolitan area ofSydney and is responsible for
the maintenance of assets that include tracks, trains,
signals, overhead wiring, stations and facilities. Regular
inspection is required and is semi-automated using Altavec's
set Inspection and Mapping System (AIMS) and an essential
part of that system uses advanced machine vision technology.
The AIMS System consists of two components ... More
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CAMERAS
The advantages
of Prism Cameras
Prism
cameras separate light onto multiple sensors
 Prism
based cameras offer significant advantages over single
sensor RGB cameras for tasks that require accurate colour
rendition like print analysis or fruit grading as examples.
JAI a Japanese manufacturer of high quality machine
vision cameras offers a number of multi-sensor prism
cameras. In this editorial we discuss the advantages
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New Falcon4-CLHS
area scan with 2.8 MP at 1200 fps
 12um
pixels APS-C format sensor, high sensitivity and performance
The
Falcon4-CLHS M2240 by Teledyne Dalsa offers 1200 fps
at full 2.8 MP resolution and over 43,000 fps in partial
scan mode. With a 2.8 megapixel sensor from Teledyne
E2V, this camera excels in lowlight high speed applications
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 Phantom
TMX high-speed camera series adds 38ns FAST option
New 38ns FAST option freezes even the fastest motion
The
Phantom TMX series of cameras is the future of ultra
high-speed imaging. Designed with a back side illuminated
custom CMOS sensor, the TMX is renowned for its clear,
high quality images at speeds not previously ... More
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