Teledyne DALSA, a Teledyne Technologies company and specialist in machine vision, will feature its new BOA Spot ID advanced barcode reader and latest innovations in thermal imaging in booth #459 at Automate 2017. Held bi-annually, Automate features the latest in cutting-edge robotics, vision, motion control, and related technologies, and takes place 3-6 April, 2017 at McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Teledyne DALSA offers a comprehensive portfolio of innovative vision systems and sensors bundled with ready-to-deploy application software for the factory floor in addition to a broad selection of area and line scan cameras, frame grabbers, and advanced sensing capabilities.
Teledyne DALSA’s Featured Products and Solutions:
Vision Systems for Automation – BOA2 XA vision systems are designed for applications that require higher image resolution and performance. Well-suited for precision part-measuring and defect-detection, BOA2 XA systems can inspect large parts and large surface areas, reducing the number of sensors and overall cost of deployment.
BOA Spot ID Vision Sensors – Recently introduced, BOA Spot ID combines 1D/2D code reading with OCR and verification tools for a number of product identification and verification applications, including quality control, traceability and logistics management, and product validation. These new vision sensors can decode 1D barcodes with bar widths and spacing down to 1.5 pixels, and 2D matrix codes with cell or dot sizes down to 2 pixels.
Advanced Infrared Inspection – More and more thermal imaging is being used for inspection, process monitoring, and predictive maintenance. Teledyne Dalsa will preview its new Calibir GX series of long wave infrared (LWIR) cameras. Compact and lightweight, the GX series deliver outstanding imaging and radiometric output, and adaptive contrast enhancements ideal for non-destructive, non-invasive automated inspection applications.
In addition, Jean Brunelle, Sensor Lead for Infrared Technology at Teledyne DALSA, will present on LWIR imaging at the AIA’s Technology Conference. Jean’s presentation is part of “Examining Non-Visible Imaging Technologies” happening Wednesday, 5 April from 3:00 to 5:00.
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