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Presence Check of Steel Sheets on Roller Conveyors by Inductive Sensors with Increased Switching Distances
Presence Check of Steel Sheets on Roller Conveyors by Inductive Sensors with Increased Switching Distances
In the steel industry, the presence of steel plates before and after rolling or punching processes must be checked. For this purpose, the sheets are transported on roller conveyors and reliably detected at their outlet by an inductive sensor with increased switching distance. Height fluctuations of the sheet are compensated by the high switching distance. The sensor with integrated error indicator is ideal for harsh industrial environments thanks to its rugged M18 enclosure and IP67 degree of protection and can be mounted in a few simple steps.
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Flow Monitoring in Liquid Cooling Systems with Flow Sensors
Flow Monitoring in Liquid Cooling Systems with Flow Sensors
To prevent outages and overheating at an early stage, reliable water cooling must be ensured in data centers. The cooling system consists of two circuits: In the primary circuit, the heated coolant is directed from the data center to external cooling units to cool them. The cooled liquid is then returned to the servers in the secondary circuit. Flow and pressure sensors are installed in the piping in both circuits. These monitor the flow, water temperature and water pressure continuously and precisely.
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Quality Control of Injection Molded Parts with B60 Smart Camera
Quality Control of Injection Molded Parts with B60 Smart Camera
Plastic components must be precisely inspected for visual surface defects such as cracks, blisters or discoloration after the injection molding process. For this purpose, the components are removed from their mold by a robot and positioned in front of a B60 smart camera. With the help of a neural network, the recorded images are checked for faults such as over- or under-injection as well as cracks. The AI ensures greater stability under varying light and temperature conditions as well as different material batches.
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Position Detection of Wooden Boards with B60 Smart Camera and AI
Position Detection of Wooden Boards with B60 Smart Camera and AI
In the wood industry, the alignment of timber battens must be precisely recorded to enable error-free further processing. For this purpose, a B60 smart camera is installed next to the conveyor belt. The captured images are first analyzed by a neural network previously trained with sample images. The system then determines the orientation of the wooden battens based on the patterns of the year rings detected. This means that the automatic position detection by AI can be performed reliably even under harsh industrial conditions and in the ongoing production process.
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Position Control of Rubbish Bales via B60 Smart Camera and AI
Position Control of Rubbish Bales via B60 Smart Camera and AI
In the recycling industry, waste is often pressed into bales and tied together with plastic wires to prevent it from falling apart again. For the bales to be untied automatically, they must be placed with the wire at the side so that it is visible to the camera. If the wire is not visible to the camera, the bale is wrong way round. A B60 smart camera is used for monitoring. The captured images are compared with reference images via an AI network. This means that the plastic tie can be reliably detected despite bales with different appearance.
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Empty Container Monitoring on Conveyor Lines with the Smart Camera and AI
Empty Container Monitoring on Conveyor Lines with the Smart Camera and AI
In logistics centers, items left behind in plastic containers that are supposedly empty disrupt the material flow and cause inventory discrepancies. To prevent this, the B60 smart camera is installed above the conveyor belt at a station, which uses uniVision 3 and AI to check whether the passing containers are actually free of contents. Thanks to AI, even the smallest residues are reliably detected. This minimizes picking errors while also increasing process reliability and ensuring correct inventory in the system.
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Detection of Print Marks on Tea Packaging via Contrast Sensors
Detection of Print Marks on Tea Packaging via Contrast Sensors
Before tea bags can be filled, they must first be folded into their characteristic tea bag shape. To ensure that all packaging is uniform, print marks are applied to the packaging films. A contrast sensor reliably detects the marks through a small, round white light spot to monitor the folding, gluing and cutting process. Its small, compact 1M design makes it ideal for use in confined spaces.
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Detection of Contrast Marks on Chocolate Packaging Using Contrast Sensors
Detection of Contrast Marks on Chocolate Packaging Using Contrast Sensors
In the packaging industry, chocolate is packaged in tubular bags on horizontal packaging machines. To ensure that each package is the same size, contrast marks are applied to the foil packaging. A contrast sensor reliably detects these marks at high belt speeds. This allows the foil cutting process to be precisely controlled. Thanks to their compact format and universal mounting options, the sensors can be optimally integrated into small packaging systems even in confined spaces.
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Detection of Print Marks on Sachet Packaging via Contrast Sensors
Detection of Print Marks on Sachet Packaging via Contrast Sensors
In vertical packaging machines, loose products, granules, powders, pastes or difficult-to-process products are packaged into small, uniform sachets, also known as sealed edge pouches. To ensure consistent product quality and package size in series production machines, small contrast marks are applied to the film material. A contrast sensor with a small, round white light spot reliably detects these marks and can thus precisely control the sealing process.
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Position and Speed Measurement in Film Stretch Machines via Laser Distance Sensors Time of Flight
Position and Speed Measurement in Film Stretch Machines via Laser Distance Sensors Time of Flight
To store pallets safely and transport them in a stable manner, they must be wrapped reliably with stretch film. Precise control of the film carriage is crucial. A laser distance sensors time of flight continuously measures the exact position in millimeters and the speed of the film carriage in millimeters per second. This optimally controls the winding height, film overlap and reinforcement zones. Even film distribution, material-saving winding and high process reliability are thus guaranteed even with sensitive loads.
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Presence Check of Goods on Scissor-Roller Conveyors via Sensors for Roller Conveyor Systems
Presence Check of Goods on Scissor-Roller Conveyors via Sensors for Roller Conveyor Systems
In logistics centers of online mail order companies, objects such as dark packaging, cartons, bags or pouches must be reliably detected on flexible scissor-roller conveyors in order to ensure a continuous flow of material and avoid congestion. For this purpose, special sensors for roller conveyor systems are installed between the rollers, which automatically switch off unused roller segments due to integrated accumulation logics. This significantly reduces energy consumption and maintenance costs. Thanks to the NFC interface, the sensors can be conveniently configured in de-energized state via an app.
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Drill Hole Positioning for Wing Surfaces via Machine Vision Camera
Drill Hole Positioning for Wing Surfaces via Machine Vision Camera
In the automated production of wing surfaces in aircraft construction, holes must be drilled on the wings for the rivets. For this purpose, a machine vision camera identifies a reference hole on the wing and determines the center of the hole via the uniVision software. The coordinates are then transferred to the controller, which guides the robot to the position of the next hole to be drilled. The hole in turn serves as a reference hole for the next drilling process. The process continues until all holes are drilled. The high accuracy of the camera ensures that the holes are positioned precisely in relation to each other.
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wenglor has received several awards as the top employer among small to medium-sized companies. And rightly so: In addition to exciting work, the company places great importance on its informal corporate culture. Treating each other with respect, informal form of address, as well as voluntary benefits for each individual are attractive features of the wenglor sensoric group.
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World Premiere for SPS 2025 – wenglor sensoric group Presents New Automation Solutions in Nuremberg
Tettnang/Nuremberg – From November 25 to 27, the wenglor sensoric group will be presenting pioneering sensor and image processing solutions at the international trade fair for industrial automation, SPS – Smart Production Solutions in Nuremberg. Visitors can look forward to a wide range of product innovations and technological highlights. From innovative sensors to modern cloud solutions, the portfolio is more diverse and advanced than ever. A world first this year: the first time-of-flight sensor with blue laser light. A particular highlight at the trade fair is the new P1PY21 series, which is the world’s first time-of-flight sensor series with blue laser light. Thanks to the shorter wavelength, blue laser light does not penetrate as deeply into object surfaces, enabling stable detection even with dark, glossy, organic or (semi-)transparent materials. Equipped with proven Dynamic Sensitivity technology, wintec with blue light combines precision and innovation, making it the ideal solution for complex applications in automation technology. Create AI Models Easily with the AI Lab wenglor presents the new AI Lab in the machine vision field. The high-performance platform enables efficient data management and training of AI models in the cloud. The uniVision 3 software enables image capture and the powerful execution of AI models on machine vision products. The weHub software ensures seamless communication between the AI Lab cloud platform and the uniVision 3 image processing software. In the “AI Loop” workflow, weHub handles the upload of image data and the download of AI models. Users therefore benefit from an intuitive workflow for easy and fast AI modeling.  Further Product Innovations and Proven Solutions In addition to these highlights, wenglor will be showcasing numerous other innovations at the SPS, including the new P1MW contrast sensors for print mark detection in series applications, IO-Link system solutions, new reflex sensors with time-of-flight technology for object detection at long distances, and much more. Visitors can also get information and advice on proven products such as the B60 smart camera, the MVC machine vision controller, the Red Dot Award-winning inductive ring sensors or the P1XD fiber-optic amplifiers. The P1PC series will also be presented, which is expanding the portfolio of laser distance sensors triangulation as an economical alternative to the high-precision P3 series. The P1PC laser distance sensors triangulation cover a wide range of requirements and enable precise adaptation to different application areas. Stable measurement quality with reproducible results ensures process reliability even in high-volume applications. Experience wenglor at SPS 2025! Visitors will find the wenglor sensoric group at SPS 2025 in Nuremberg, Hall 4A, Booth 151. The wenglor team is looking forward to presenting new products, proven technologies and AI solutions.   
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Width Measurement
In many industrial areas, measuring width and thickness is essential. Factors such as material properties, color variations and object sizes play a decisive role in product selection. Modern technologies offer versatile solutions for accurate and efficient measurement to meet the requirements of different applications.
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wenglor Welcomes 1000th Employee
In spring 2022, wenglor, the sensor technology expert from Tettnang, officially reached the impressive milestone of 1,000 employees within the company group. Brigitte Kassner started her new job at the site in Tettnang as a sensor technology development engineer in the development department, signing her employment contract as the thousandth member of the innovative family. The 28-year-old from Ravensburg can therefore look forward to an exciting and varied job, as well as to working with 999 other colleagues in over 26 countries worldwide. A historic milestone in the company’s almost 40-year history. “Healthy company growth can only be achieved by increasing the turnover, as well as the number of employees and the space required for this,” says wenglor Managing Director Fabian Baur. “Our turnover grew by 25 percent last year, our new development and production centers in Tettnang and Munich will be completed this year and we have now also reached the impressive milestone of 1,000 employees. The wenglor group is therefore growing very healthily and stands for sustainable growth as a strong employer in the region.” To mark the occasion, Brigitte Kassner was personally welcomed by wenglor’s management team, as well as Human Resources Manager Sarah Bauer and accepted into the innovative family as the newest member. “We are delighted that you have joined us as part of our wenglor family and wish you all the best for our future together.” At Home on Lake Constance, at Ease Around the World The 1,000 employees are spread across more than 26 countries worldwide. The largest number of wenglor’s employees, around 400 in total, are located at the company headquarters in Tettnang. This site is home to the administration, as well as parts of production and development. A further 340 wenglor colleagues work in production, development and sales in Sibiu (Hermannstadt, Romania). Around 60 employees work in the subsidiaries wenglorMEL and the recently acquired company TPL Vision, which develop and produce 3D image processing technologies, software and illumination. The remaining employees are distributed across 25 sales subsidiaries throughout Europe, Asia, North and South America. Growth in Employee Numbers Requires Strong HR Skills It is far from easy to find skilled workers in the current situation. wenglor is looking for additional support in almost all areas of the company to be able to meet the current demand for industrial sensor and image processing solutions. “It has become increasingly difficult to find employees in recent years. As HR experts, it is therefore all the more important for us to present wenglor as a strong employer brand and to repeatedly highlight the attractiveness of the location,” explains wenglor Human Resources Manager Sarah Bauer. Brigitte Kassner’s appointment as the thousandth employee was therefore a real success story: “We are proud that Brigitte has chosen us. In particular, the fact that she is gaining a foothold as a woman in a technical profession is no coincidence, but reflects our spirit of the times,” says Bauer. “It is clear that a lot has happened at wenglor in the almost 40 years since the company was founded.”
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wenglor sensoric group Expands Its Illumination Technology Portfolio with New Ring Light and Dark Field Attachment
The wenglor LRL ring light is equipped with LEDs arranged in a circle that ensure uniform illumination intensity across the entire test object. With two sizes and three light colors, it is suitable for a wide range of applications and camera requirements in industrial image processing. The optional angle changers enable flexible adjustment of the illumination angle, allowing for better field of view homogeneity. In addition, the new ZMRG dark field attachment has been added to the illumination portfolio. Available in two different sizes with an inner diameter of 37 and 76 mm respectively, the LRL ring light creates optimal lighting situations in confined spaces and compact applications, as well as for larger lenses and more demanding applications. Compatibility with angle changers allows for a bright, even and diffuse lighting solution with different beam angles without shading. The convergence light attachment minimizes ring effects. Six M4 mounting threads, extensive mounting accessories and the connection via a 5-pin M12 plug ensure flexible mounting options. The LRL ring light offers three different types of light with white, red and infrared light and is continuously dimmable. It can be used flexibly in continuous or strobe mode OverDrive. The robust, anodized aluminum housing with IP67 degree of protection guarantees efficient heat dissipation, ensuring constant and reliable light output even in continuous mode. The small LRL ring light can also be attached directly to C mount lenses using an adapter. New Dark Field Illumination for Precise Surface Inspection The LMFX dark field illumination combines the LMRX ring light with the new ZMRG dark field attachment to ensure precise surface inspection at a 60 degree angle of incidence. This configuration is particularly suitable for inspecting glossy and dark surfaces, where edges, bumps and scratches are clearly highlighted. For example, the LMFX dark field illumination helps with quality control and fault detection in electronics production by increasing the contrast at the edges of the individual components during PCB inspection, thereby improving their visibility.   The Highlights at a Glance: Available in two sizes with 37 mm and 76 mm inner diameter Suitable angle changers for changing the beam angle available in both sizes Convergence light attachment to minimize ring effects Flexible mounting options Available in the light sources white light, red light and infrared light Continuous dimming of brightness possible Flexible use in continuous or strobe mode OverDrive Robust, anodized aluminum housing with IP67 degree of protection The small ring lights can be attached directly to C mount lenses using an adapter. LMFX dark field illumination for inspection of glossy and dark surfaces
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wenglor sensoric group Acquires Berlin-Based AI and Image Processing Start-Up deevio
Tettnang / Berlin – With the acquisition of software developer deevio, the wenglor sensoric group, based in Tettnang, Germany, is gaining greater know-how in artificial intelligence (AI) and data science while also creating new opportunities for future innovations in the field of machine vision. Based in Berlin, deevio GmbH was spun off from the Viessmann Group’s incubator wattx. deevio will remain in existence after it is integrated into the wenglor sensoric group, with Christian Vollrath, Head of Computer Vision, taking over management in the future. “We are delighted that, with the acquisition of deevio GmbH, we have this opportunity to further strengthen our expertise and capability in the field of machine vision,” stresses wenglor Managing Director Rafael Baur. “In recent years, deevio has developed a great deal of know-how in using AI and data science for image processing applications within the automation industry, which is a considerable advantage for us.” The Berlin-based software developer specializes in the automation of visual inspection processes in production. Combining AI, software and hardware, the image processing systems developed by deevio are used as solutions for complex production applications. Artificial intelligence can be used, among other things, to automate manual quality controls that cannot be solved with rule-based image processing. These solutions are already being used in many different areas of production within the automotive, packaging, and pharmaceutical industries. Just a few weeks ago, wenglor caused quite a sensation in the industrial image processing sector with the release of its B60 series. The B60 smart camera is a comprehensive solution for challenging image processing applications. “Our B60-series smart cameras with wenglor uniVision 3, wenglor’s integrated high-performance software ecosystem, have expanded the machine vision horizon in our industry,” says Christian Vollrath, who is Head of Computer Vision at wenglor and now taking over management of deevio as General Manager. “The course is clearly set for further innovations in AI and image processing. This is also why I see such great potential in this move, because, with deevio, we are now able to expand on our commitment to sustainable solutions.” During the acquisition process, deevio received support from LSJ.Advisory. CEO and co-founder Damian Heimel will offer deevio support for another six months, at which point wenglor will assume responsibility for its strategic management. Co-founder Dr. Tassilo Glander will continue to manage deevio’s tech team. “wenglor is the ideal partner for us, because it enables us to scale our AI technology and offer it to a much larger group of customers. We are very happy to be part of this innovative family going forward,” says Damian Heimel. In addition to the co-founders, deevio’s shareholders also included Italian holding company Image S Holding S.r.l. For the time being, the only minority shareholder besides wenglor is SFO, a venture capital firm from southern Germany. wenglor and deevio’s development teams will now work on integrating deevio technology into wenglor’s uniVision software environment, thus making it available to wenglor’s customers.
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wenglor Presents P1XD Fiber-Optic Amplifier for Small Space Applications
Fiber-optic amplifiers from the wenglor sensoric group P1XD series impress with their compact format and outstanding flexibility, which enables easy integration into various applications. While adjustment can be carried out simply on the device, initial startup is quick and tool-free. Thanks to the modular principle, plastic and glass fiber-optics as well as various sensor heads can be combined easily, guaranteeing high adaptability. User-friendly operation using NFC, the weCon app or the integrated display on the sensor enables quick and intuitive configuration. Different functional principles are available, such as scanning, through-beam sensors and retro-reflex. The dynamic readjustment of the P1XD series fiber-optic amplifiers ensures that the set switching distance is maintained. Contamination does not affect the performance of the optical fiber sensors. Thanks to the integrated jump detection, there is no need to learn about the environment, as signal jumps are reliably detected. The display supports intuitive operation. Low bending radius due to high-flex fiber optic cables, flexible mounting options and a comprehensive portfolio of sensor heads make fiber-optic sensors ideal for tight spaces.  Pink Light Mode and Intelligent Multi-Unit Operation with the P1XD2 Series Some variants of the P1XD series offer a significant increase in light output with the innovative pink light mode. The parallel connection of the red and blue emitter diodes increases the range. Pink light mode can be activated by pressing a button, IO-Link or NFC. The P1XD2 series models also offer the option of operating a fiber-optic amplifier as a stand-alone unit or in a multi-unit network as a master or sub-unit. During the boot process, the light guide sensor automatically detects which operation it is in and organizes the individual sensor units independently. This significantly reduces installation effort and minimizes error susceptibility. If requirements change, the fiber-optic sensors can be unplugged and used as stand-alone devices. The system therefore remains flexible at all times.  The Highlights at a Glance: Easy configuration using display, NFC or via IO-Link Can be used in scanning, through-beam or retro-reflex principle Suitable for tight spaces, high temperatures and detection of smallest parts Innovative pink light mode to increase range Flexible use as a stand-alone unit or in a multi-unit combination Integrated IO-Link interface
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wenglor Presents Numerous New Products at SPS
Tettnang/Nuremberg – The wenglor sensoric group will be presenting a whole range of new products in the fields of sensor technology and machine vision at the international trade fair for industrial automation SPS. The product portfolio expansion with Industrial RFID, the inductive ring sensors with separable housing and new 2D/3D profile sensors will be available to experience in Nuremberg, among other things. In addition to the wealth of innovations, the open, redesigned trade fair concept also makes a strong impression. One particular highlight is the integration of two robot cells, which provide exciting insights into the capabilities of the MLZL 2D/3D profile sensor and the B60 smart camera.  With Industrial RFID, wenglor is expanding its portfolio to include smart identification solutions with RFID. The new RFID readers enable a quick and reliable identification solution in the near field. In the sensors product area, the new inductive ring sensors with separable housing, which enable quick and easy replacement of the sensors without mechanical work and detect small metal parts in feed hoses precisely, are also impressive. The full-metal U2GT ultrasonic sensors also impress with their IP68/IP69K degree of protection for washdown and hygienic applications. Thanks to their location-independent detection, the new reflex light barriers in the PNG//smart series make a wide range of applications possible without an additional reflector. It is also worth taking a closer look at the triangulation laser distance sensors from the P3 series for maximum precision in the micrometer range and temperature-stable measured values. The wenglor sensoric group’s portfolio presented at SPS will also leave a lasting impression in the field of machine vision. The new 2D/3D profile sensors enable precise angle measurement in brake presses or fully automated welding work in optimal quality, such as in the robot cell. The B60 series smart camera is particularly interesting, thanks to the interplay between the uniVision 3 hardware and software. This massive machine vision power can be experienced first hand in the specially set up software corner. A special highlight: Visitors can try to beat the high score on a slot machine in the Smart Invaders arcade game created in-house.  Overall, the new booth concept impresses with its openness with free-standing exhibits and invites visitors to relax in the spacious bar and lounge area.
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wenglor Presents Major Machine Vision Product Release
The wenglor sensoric group offers all components of an image processing system to individually solve vision applications. With the MVC series machine vision controllers and BBVK industrial cameras, the machine vision portfolio has now been expanded with further high-performance hardware. The integrated powerful uniVision 3 software is particularly impressive as an ecosystem for operating all wenglor hardware. It is flexibly scalable and evaluates all images and 2D/3D profiles of the weCat3D series in one system.  The BBVK series industrial cameras combine excellent image quality with a compact and lightweight housing that is ideal for a wide range of applications in confined installation situations Whether in quality assurance or factory automation, industrial cameras reliably deliver precise and high-quality images. With state-of-the-art CMOS sensor technology, they offer an impressive resolution of 1.6 to 24 megapixels. This ensures optimal image quality even in difficult lighting conditions and dynamic application scenarios. Demanding image processing applications can be solved together with machine vision controllers. The MVC series controllers are characterized by their powerful i7 processor, which enables exceptionally high processing speeds and thus can handle even complex tasks in real time. An outstanding feature of the MVC series is the variety of interfaces that provide flexible connectivity. A machine vision controller supports up to 16 devices, both cameras and profile sensors.  One Software for All Devices: uniVision 3 Whether smart cameras or vision systems consisting of machine vision controllers, cameras and 2D/3D profile sensors – the powerful uniVision 3 software impresses with its high user-friendliness, performance and individual expandability. A single software for all devices: With uniVision 3, all images and profiles are evaluated in one system and all wenglor hardware is supported. Numerous interfaces ensure easy integration. uniVision 3 enables the comprehensive solution of applications in the field of machine vision: The Discovery Tool is the ideal way to get started with system setup by locating and configuring network devices on the network. Global settings can be made and jobs can be accessed from the device website. Parameterization is possible in the uniVision 3 software in a user-friendly environment with a low entry barrier. Thanks to numerous high-performance modules such as HALCON Script, as well as robot and RTE interfaces, uniVision 3 as software can be used individually and even expanded. With the new Deep OCR module, it is now also possible to read plain text. The integration of state-of-the-art deep learning technology for reading plain text ensures an extremely high detection rate with minimal configuration effort. The free combination of modules in uniVision, such as “code reading”, “object locating” and other inspection tasks, it offers maximum flexibility to solve a wide range of applications. The Highlights at a Glance: With uniVision 3, images and profiles are evaluated in one system and all wenglor hardware is operated. In addition to numerous high-performance tools, modules such as HALCON Script, as well as robot and RTE interfaces, uniVision 3 as software can be used individually and even expanded. The new Deep OCR module also incorporates the latest deep learning technology for reading plain text. BBVK series industrial cameras combine outstanding image quality with a compact and lightweight housing and offer an impressive resolution of 1.6 to 24 megapixels with state-of-the-art CMOS sensor technology. MVC series machine vision controllers are suitable for demanding image processing applications and feature a powerful i7 processor.  A machine vision controller supports up to 16 devices, whether machine vision cameras or profile sensors.
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wenglor Presents Innovations in Sensor Technology and Industrial Image Processing at the SPS in Nuremberg
Tettnang/Nuremberg – wenglor sensoric group will be presenting its comprehensive portfolio at Smart Production Solutions, the international trade fair for industrial automation, in Nuremberg from 12 to 14 November 2024. The portfolio includes innovative sensors with a wide range of functional principles as well as all components of an image processing system to individually solve vision applications. The P1PY2 generation of time-of-flight sensors with wintec and the P1XD fiber-optic amplifiers are just a few of the innovations that international visitors can look forward to.  Time-of-flight sensors with wintec stand for reliability and efficiency in object detection. Thanks to DS technology, they effortlessly detect objects on all surfaces, regardless of whether they are dark, glossy or transparent. The latest generation of laser sensors, which operate on the principle of transit time measurement, impresses with its high user-friendliness and intuitive operation. The new fiber-optic amplifiers in the P1XD series are also impressive: With their compact format and outstanding flexibility, which enables easy integration into various applications. With the modular principle, fiber-optic amplifiers can be easily combined with plastic and glass fiber-optic cables as well as various sensor heads, guaranteeing high adaptability. Different functional principles such as reflex, through-beam and retro-reflex modes make the P1XD series of fiber-optic amplifiers the ideal choice for demanding tasks. In the field of machine vision, the product portfolio has recently been expanded with new machine vision controllers and industrial cameras with additional high-performance hardware. The integrated powerful uniVision 3 software is particularly impressive as an ecosystem for operating all wenglor hardware. It is flexibly scalable and evaluates all images and 2D/3D profiles of the weCat3D series in one system. Thanks to numerous high-performance modules such as HALCON Script, as well as robot and RTE interfaces, uniVision 3 as software can be used individually and even expanded. The integration of state-of-the-art deep learning technology for reading plain text ensures an extremely high detection rate with minimal configuration effort. These and other features can be experienced in the Software Corner. A robot cell also provides exciting insights into the capabilities of the MLZL 2D/3D profile sensor. Visitors can experience all the products and features live from 12 to 14 November in Hall 4A, Stand 151.
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Technical Glossary
1D Code
A 1D code, also known as barcode or one-dimensional code, is a code whose optical aquisition is made in an unidimensional way.
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1D/2D Scanner
A 1D/2D scanner is a scanner that can read and process both 1D codes (1D code) and 2D codes (2D code).
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2 of 5
See also: Code 2 of 5 Interleaved
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2-Wire Devices
At 2-wire devices, load is connected in series to supply power.
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2D Code
A 2D code, also known as a two-dimensional code, consists of a pattern of dark and light elements (bars, rectangles and squares with corresponding spaces in between) which are arranged in a 2D fashion. 2D codes have a more complex layout than 1D codes, and the technology required for acquiring and deciphering them is more complex as well as the scanner must always read the entire pattern depicted by the barcode in order to acquire and decipher 2D codes, and not just a horizontal line as is the case with 1D Codes. Two-dimensional codes contain more diverse information than one-dimensional codes, for example information for the identification of products, texts such as addresses, and delivery note numbers. In general, we differentiate within the 2D codes between the stacked codes (stacked code) and the matrix codes (DataMatrix code).
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2D Code Scanner
A 2D code scanner is a scanner which operates according to the principle of an image processing system. It is equipped with a CCD or a CMOS element plus an integrated illumination and scans (scanning) a defined surface area depending on the selected scanning range. Thus, it is capable of reading 1D and 2D codes omnidirectionally.
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3-A SSI
3-A SSI is an organization which sets standards in the field of food and beverages in close cooperation with the FDA. It is comparable with the EHEDG in Europe. Components in closed processes (e. g. piping) can be certified by 3-A SSI. Certified components bear the 3-A logo. Components in open processes (e. g. conveyor belts) cannot be certified.
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3-Stage Enabling Switch
3-stage enabling switches (enabling switch), in comparison to 2-stage enabling switches, have the advantage of always ensuring safe shutdown in emergency situations regardless of individual user operation (release or pressing – in the event of a cramp). Mode of operation of a 3-stage enabling switch:
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3D Tracking
3D tracking is the sum of rotary tracking or translatory tracking plus auto-focus. Objects are tracked with regard to the X and Y positions and are reliably detected by auto-focus at various working distances.
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6-Band Multispectral Sensor
In a 6-bank multispectral sensor, the spectrum of visible light is broken down into six ranges including red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet (ROYGBV color space). This makes it possible to detect extremely fine color nuances thanks to spectral measurement.
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Absolute Pressure
Absolute pressure is pressure relative to zero pressure in an empty space (vacuum). Example: Atmospheric pressure (ambient pressure / air pressure) has an absolute value of approximately 1 bar and a relative value of 0 bar.
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Absorption
Absorption is a process in which the radiant energy of a light beam passing through a medium is partly or fully converted into another form of energy, e.g. heat.
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