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7th EMVA Conference (May 15th & 16th, 2009) in Dublin increases level of internationality
More than 120 participants from 22 countries joined the conference and made use of the wide range of networking opportunities. Read on...
General Assembly of EMVA in Dublin
On the 16th of May, 2009, the new EMVA Executive Committee was elected. For the next three years the Executive Committee will be composed of
- Mats Gökstorp, SICK, Sweden/Germany
- Gabriele Jansen, Jansen C.E.O., Germany
- Cor Maas, LMI Technologies, The Netherlands
- Ignazio Piacentini, ImagingLab, Italy
- Toni Ventura-Traveset, Datapixel, Spain
The EMVA President will be elected by the Executive Committee and will be announced in due course.
Special thanks to Don Braggins (UKIVA) for having contributed to the success of EMVA from the very beginning. Don was instrumental in the preparatory activities that led to the foundation of EMVA in May 2003 and served on its Executive Committee for six years.
Presentation of EMVA projects at the General Assembly
EMVA is active in the development of standards for the machine vision industry. The current situation and the further development of the EMVA 1288 and GenICam Standards were presented and discussed.
Further information on the standards available at www.genicam.org and www.standard1288.org.
Andreas Breyer, EMVA Director of Market Research, gave an update of the current economic situation. The complete results of the European Vision Technology Market Study will be available in summer 2009 and can be purchased. Detailed information will follow.
Products
'Digital caliper' easily solves measurement problems
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The latest version of EyeVision Software from Germany's EVT Eye Vision Technology GmbH includes a 'digital caliper' that is capable of solving a range of measurement problems. Read on... |
Framos offers Lumenera's latest mini USB 2.0 camera
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Lumenera Corp's new Lm085 mini USB 2.0 camera is now available from industrial image-processing specialist Framos GmbH of Munich, Germany. Read on... |
Sony's coin-sized HD camera module is targeted at industrial and security markets
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A high-definition, 8.3 megapixel camera module the size of a UK£1 coin has been developed by Sony Europe's Image Sensing Solutions Division (ISS), and is the latest addition to the company's range of MCB modules available for industrial applications. Read on... |
Compact and flexible code-reading systems are reliable, fast and versatile
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The recently introduced stationary, one-dimensional/two-dimensional (1D/2D) code readers from Siemens' Industry Automation Division are characterised by their reliability and speed as well as by the built-in communication interfaces and connection options that they offer. Read on... |
HX camera family is designed for high-speed inspection procedures
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Baumer Optronic GmbH of Radeberg, Germany, a major international manufacturer of sensors and systems for factory and process automation, is offering a family of high-speed cameras for demanding industrial vision applications. Read on... |
'Complete Inspect' tightly integrates robotics and machine-vision technology
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Austria's Profactor GmbH has developed 'Complete Inspect', which it describes as an assembly inspection system that tightly integrates robotics and machine-vision technology. Read on... |
Latest release of VisionPro includes enhanced colour tools and support for multi-core PCs
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Cognex Corp, a major supplier of machine-vision systems and vision sensors, which is based in the USA, says that the latest release of its hardware-independent vision software, VisionPro, includes an easier to use version of the patented PatMax technology, enhanced colour tools and has an enhanced architecture to harness the power of multi-core personal computers. Read on... |
Dalsa expands Falcon camera family and enters solar-cell inspection market
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Dalsa Corp of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, has added the Falcon 4M60 and 4M30 colour cameras to its Falcon family. The company also reports that its machine-vision technology is enabling solar-cell manufacturers to increase productivity and reduce costs. Read on... |
Industry News
Allied Vision Technologies and OpteamX sign distribution contract
Allied Vision Technologies (AVT) GmbH of Stadtroda, Germany and Israeli firm OpteamX Ltd have signed a distribution contract. Read on...
Events
6th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Video and Signal Based Surveillance
2 - 4 September 2009, Starhotel President, Genoa, Italy
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Please note: rescheduled to September 2009!
rual interex VIT Expo - Vision & Identification
22 - 23 April 2009, Moscow (Russia)
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6th China International Machine Vision Exhibition and Machine Vision Technology &Application Conference
21 - 23 October 2009, China International Exhibition Center, Beijing, China
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Vision 2009, 22nd International Trade Fair for Machine Vision and Identification Technologies
3 - 5 November 2009, Stuttgart, Germany
Neue Messe Stuttgart, Germany
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For further details on this and other events: Read on...
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