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I personally would first look at the material of the part versus the material of your background. I.E. If you are inspecting a metal part and your background is rubber, my initial thought would be an infrared lighting solution. The rubber will absorb the infrared light differently then the metal part giving you a starting point to create contrast. If that alone does not create enough contrast, I would continue testing with filters.

If your part is made from a similar material as your background, darkfield illumination would be something to consider as this should allow you to project majority of the light onto the surface of your part. This should illuminate the surface your part while leaving your background dark.

Hello Ivan,

We might be able to assist you. We have worked with a company using vision cameras to look at wood in an outdoor environment. Please see the attached article. http://smartvisionlights.com/applications/measuring-the-od-hardwood-logs

If you would like further assistance with your application, please feel free to contact Casey Segraves [email protected] or myself.

Thank you,

Dave Spaulding

John,

We may be able to assist you with this application, The following is an application that we have done. http://smartvisionlights.com/applications/water-bottle-cap-seal-fill-inspection

If you have further questions about this, please feel free to contact Chris Gray at [email protected], or call our office at 231-722-1199 and ask for Sean in Tech support,

Regards,

Dave Spaulding

Dear Mr. Cao.

Smart Vision Lights can assist you with this. Here is a link to the projector product. http://smartvisionlights.com/products/structured-light

Please contact me directly if you would like more information [email protected]

Thank you.

Dave Spaulding President Smart Vision Lights

Matt,

I believe we can assist you. We have built some very large lights with holes for cameras. We are also just about to release a brand new series of lights called our LLPX. This light is built out of extrusion allowing us to build many large sizes and holes for cameras are not a problem. If you would email or call me with your contact information, I will pass it along to our Smart Vision Lights Business Development Manager to contact you to discuss your needs.

In the mean time you can find more information about our company at www.smartvisionlights.com

Thank you,

Dave Spaulding

Good afternoon Anganika. Smart Vision Lights has been supplying lighting solutions for this type of application for many years. We work with many of the largest Logistics companies in the world including Amazon, UPS and more to do just what you are asking for. We will help pull together a full solution. Please feel free to contact me. Best Regards,

Burton, depending on what you are trying to accomplish I may be able to point you in the right direction for some consulting. Shoot me an email and we can discuss this.

Thanks

Dave

Good morning Deniz,

Smart Vision Lights www.smartvisionlights.com may be able to assist you with this project but we would need more information regarding the project. We have an office in the UK and you can reach out to Tony Carpenter at [email protected] to go over more details.

Best Regards, Dave Smart Vision Lights

Kyle, thank you for your question. We can help you with this however to do so with the best results there is more information needed. Please reach out to Nolan Greve our Applications Specialist and he would be happy to assist you. 231-722-1199 or [email protected]. Also feel free to visit our website at www.smartvisionlights.com.

Thank you, Dave Spaulding

Good afternoon Brian. I would suggest getting a hold of Alexander Shikany He may be able to give you these numbers. All the best.

Thank you,

Dave Spaulding President & CEO Smart Vision Lights www.smartvisionlights.com 616-994-2664 [email protected]