Chicago/Lombard: Thursday, September 4, 2014
Seminar is Free, but registration is required.
EyeVision is the one software for your vision application. EyeVision software:
- offers Drag-and-Drop Programming and a graphical user interface (GUI)
- supports all hardware platform: vision sensors, smart cameras, embedded & PC systems with GigE, FireWire, USB, Camera Link, CoaXpress, and analog
- for LINUX, Windows and Mac OS X
- EVT is the first to offer the newest machine vision technology in software & hardware
The EVT Road Show is the way to see and learn about the latest and newest in nearly every area of machine vision technology development.
With the iZControl Control Unit by EVT, the control for the mouse, keyboard, monitor and mass storage fits into a small box that is directly fastened to the monitor, so it takes up no extra space. The IZControl is about 2” x 3” and can be used with the RazerCam as well as the EyeCheck smart camera series. You can run the RazerCam as a standalone system with a monitor; no PC or Laptop is necessary for programming.
EyeVBoxII systems by EVT (EyeVision Technology) come equipped with the following:
The RazerCam by EVT (EyeVision Technology) is a fast smart camera with a user programmable FPGA, which allows data to be preprocessed in real time. Because the FPGA is available, even complex applications such as contour matching can be directly processed. Based on the XILINX ZYNQ SoC, the camera comes equipped with two ARM Cores.
In the beverage industry, as well as the food industry as a whole, the necessity to meticulously inspect products is ever increasing. To meet these demands of food safety, many facilities will have to refit older production lines with modern measurement and testing equipment. One problem is that there is not always room for additional hardware, especially in older plants. An ideal solution is now available with the development of smart cameras and vision sensors. Integrated inside these small cameras are a sensor and the electronic evaluation and image processing software needed for inspection.
Read this informative article on the strengths and weaknesses of using 3D imaging in Machine Vision, written by FSI’s Fred Turek and Kim Jackson. It is featured in the March 2014 issue of 
FSI Technologies Inc. is proud to announce that it has become an Intel® Technology Provider Gold Partner. Gold Partners have distinguished themselves through a commitment to Intel® based solutions. To attain this status, Intel® requires Gold Partners to meet specific sales and training requirements. FSI uses Intel® processors in its machine vision system solutions.
This system automatically inspects completed bearing assemblies to ensure it is free from defects directly related to final assembly – defects such as: