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Please join us and learn how SICK has advanced traditional LIDAR technology for robust use in flexible safeguarding of automation systems, integration with robotic systems for human interaction, and for the navigation of autonomous mobile robots. This short technical webinar will explain what LIDAR is and how it works, what applications this technology is best suited for, and how to configure the latest SICK safety LIDAR scanner, the nanoScan3. -
In the 2D industrial imaging realm, I am going to split the cameras into 2 groups: Monochrome and Color cameras. They both have different applications and we usually see monochrome cameras used in the automation industry and machine vision applications. Take a look at the bottom infographic for how to turn light into a digital file. Industrial cameras are digital cameras so this applies to them too. Light hits the subject (no light, no image), a lens collects the light then gets reflected on a sensor that gets converted into signals. Let’s dive into the different parts of this p
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Is Vision Guided Pick and Place Really That Scary?
Batu Sipka posted a blog entry in Products & Technology
Let’s say you are trying to implement a pick and place application with your robot. Industrial robots are amazing in terms of going to the place they were told to go. But what if that place we told them to go changes constantly and we don’t know where the part is going to be next time around. That’s when we use machine vision’s help to guide our robot to the right pick location. The general idea is that a vision system needs to be looking at the potential pick locations, and tell the robot where to go and pick up the next part. I’m sure a lot of you would agree that co- 1 comment
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The new generation of safety laser scanners from SICK The microScan3 Core safety laser scanner from SICK reliably protects hazardous areas, accesses, and hazardous points. The innovative safeHDDM scan technology sets new benchmarks. The microScan3 combines a small compact design and a large scanning range in one device with high performance in even the toughest environments. The safe network integration of the microScan3 with CIP Safety™ over EtherNet/IP™ is quick and easy. This enables safe communication in addition to centralized configuration and diagnostics. The microScan3 uses s
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