There are a number of commercially-available machine vision systems that are capable of addressing factory automation applications such as inspection, assembly, and tracking. But in order to choose the right one, you must pay attention to requirements for speed, software, resolution, lighting, and lens choices.
Expert speaker Robert MacDonald, Director, Sales and Marketing, Gibson Engineering Inc., will provide real-world application examples from his decades of implementing machine vision systems for factory automation that will help give you a better idea of what you should be looking for when it comes to certain tasks.
Thiswebcast is sponsored by Cognex Corporation.
Webcast information:
Solving factory automation challenges with machine vision
November 14, 2014
11:00 AM EST (Approximately one hour)
Robert MacDonald, Director, Sales and Marketing, Gibson Engineering Inc.
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