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Tracking and Tracing Steel Billets with Hermary's 3D Machine Vision
Hermary’s SL-1880 was chosen to provide 3D vision to the robotic billet tagging application. The robot welds identification tags directly to the hot steel billets at 430°C. The billet tags contain all necessary information used for tracking the billet through the manufacturing process. Tags are applied to the billets’ ends, where suitable locations for affixing are identified based on the scanner’s point cloud data.
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Hermary Opto Electronics Inc.
Hermary is a leading innovator of machine vision technology. Since 1990, Hermary's industrial scanners have advanced industrial automation with their commitment to collaboration and creative problem-solving. Hermary's system-ready scanners are the most trusted brand by integrators and OEM companies.
Discover how Hermary Opto Electronics Inc. can support your automation journey with their complete range of solutions and expertise.
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Hermary is a leading innovator of machine vision technology. Since 1990, Hermary's industrial scanners have advanced industrial automation with their commitment to collaboration and creative problem-solving. Hermary's system-ready scanners are the most trusted brand by integrators and OEM companies.
Real-time 3D model creation for automated cleaning & coating of large objects
Real-time 3D model creation in motion with Photoneo’s MotionCam-3D enables automated sandblasting/painting of large objects without interruption.
Meet MotionCam-3D Color – the NEW color 3D camera for static & dynamic scenes
Photoneo introduces MotionCam-3D Color - a state-of-the-art blend of three key properties: highly accurate 3D data, the ability to scan in motion,
North American Machine Vision Market Sets New Record in 2015
North American sales of machine vision components and systems grew to $2.3 billion in 2015.