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New cameras on show at MVC

IDS will be showing the new IDS NXT rio & rome families of intelligent cameras and the Ensenso XR series of stereo 3D cameras at UKIVA's Machine Vision Conference and Exhibition. The company will also be making two technical presentations at the Conference.

With the vision apps approach, the rio and rome cameras offer extraordinary versatility. They can be used as high performance standard industrial cameras, or users can take advantage of extended, individually designed applications based on vision apps and on-camera neural networks. Pre-trained artificial neural networks of different architectures can be loaded directly onto the cameras to solve AI vision tasks with inference times of only a few milliseconds.

The new Ensenso XR 3D cameras feature on-board processing for the calculation of 3D point clouds, with data transmission via Ethernet or Wifi. This gives faster 3D point cloud generation, less strain on network bandwidth and a reduced computing load on the host PC. This allows faster clock rates for applications such as bin picking.

The first technical presentation will cover vision guided picking applications using 3D vision. The second looks at the potential of cameras for Industry 4.0 that allow complex on-board processing to reduce the need for large volume sensor data transfer.

For more information, please contact:

IDS Imaging Development Systems GmbH
Dimbacher Str. 6-8
74182 Obersulm 
Germany
Tel:  +49 7134 96196-0
Fax:  +49 7134 96196-99
Email: c.kirsch@ids-imaging.de
Web:  www.en.ids-imaging.com

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