The Role of Machine Vision in Smart Manufacturing
In the context of manufacturing, machine vision systems capture and analyze images of products or components to assess their quality, dimensions, and other critical parameters.
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In the context of manufacturing, machine vision systems capture and analyze images of products or components to assess their quality, dimensions, and other critical parameters.
Read Article →Nikon Corporation has announce the release of its next-generation metal additive manufacturing system, the Lasermeister LM300A, which uses Directed Energy Deposition (DED) technology, as well as the complementary 3D scanner, Lasermeister SB100. These industry-leading products represent the latest strategic additions to the Nikon Advanced Manufacturing solutions portfolio.
Read Article →In today’s precision manufacturing landscape, achieving optimal CNC machining outcomes is not just about cutting metal; it’s about orchestrating a symphony of variables to create parts with the required accuracy. One of the key players in this machining symphony is dimensional metrology.
Read Article →Sound waves can reveal surface properties. Parameters such as surface or coating quality of components can be analyzed nondestructively using lasers and sensors. In research and some industrial laboratories, this laser-induced surface wave spectroscopy has already become an established measurement technology.
Read Article →Starrett has introduced the latest Video System in its KMR Series – the new KMR-MX 200 Manual Video System.
Read Article →Digital twins facilitate real-time monitoring by integrating with sensors and IoT devices deployed throughout the manufacturing environment. These sensors capture data on various parameters, such as dimensions, and other relevant metrics.
Read Article →Whereas conventional structured light scanners have a fixed optical configuration, the combination of dual stereo cameras and optical zoom-enabled projection makes the SmartScan VR800 more flexible, allowing users to define in exactly which form they collect their data.
Read Article →Industry 4.0 introduced technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), big data, and machine learning to manufacturing processes.
Read Article →Renishaw has announced that it now offers an extended range of AGILITY co-ordinate measuring machines (CMMs). The range of AGILITY CMMs has been designed and made for speed and accuracy, building on Renishaw’s unrivalled reputation for innovation in the most demanding industry sectors.
Read Article →With a Predictive Quality approach the quality of components is predicted in parallel with the process using AI models – based on production data acquired at high frequency. This enables 100% checks, reduces non-productive times and detects process errors at an early stage.
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