Mastering Machine Vision Integration

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Mastering Machine Vision Integration

Bringing it All Together

Many of the industrial advancements that have occurred over the past few decades are a direct result of the continuously improving quality and precision of optical imaging systems. Building the best machine vision system for an application requires a high level of attention to the interrelated specification of the imaging lens, camera, and illumination geometry.

Edmund Optics expert engineers, in partnership with others in the industry, will discuss the importance of optical and manufacturing precision for machine vision applications.

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Agenda

KEYNOTE

Hear how Artificial intelligence (AI) is starting to impact imaging applications.

Andy Long
CEO, Cyth Systems
Lens Lab Session

Many factors go into the lens selection process. There are a number of different types of lenses such as fixed focal length lenses and telecentric lenses, which are used for specific and sometimes different purposes. Knowing about the properties of the inspected object and the specifications of the camera to be used is important for selecting the correct lens.

Nick Sischka
Director of Imaging Product Development, Edmund Optics^®

Boris Lange
Imaging Manager, Europe, Edmund Optics^®
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Illumination Lab Session

Selecting the appropriate illumination geometry for the object under inspection is critical to the success of the system. Lenses and cameras are useless without proper lighting techniques.

Nick Sischka
Director of Imaging Product Development, Edmund Optics^®

Nitin Sampat
Senior Vision Solutions Engineer, Edmund Optics^®
Camera Lab Session

Cameras capture light rays originating from the illumination source, reflected from the object, and refracted through the lens. The camera sensor then renders an image from the pixel grid. Because of this, it is important to correctly pair the camera and lens to get the most performance out of the vision system.

Nick Sischka
Director of Imaging Product Development, Edmund Optics^®

Jaylond Martin
Imaging Application Engineer, Edmund Optics^®
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The Future of Machine Vision Hardware

Find out how is hardware changing for the next generation of imaging.

Greg Hollows
Vice President of Product Strategy and New Product Development, Edmund Optics^®

Hear from Edmund Optics' own Nick Sischka, Director of Imaging Product Development, about our first lab session of the day on imaging lenses!

Jaylond Martin, Imaging Application Engineer, gives insight into one of our lab sessions where you’ll learn what goes into choosing the right camera from pixel size to speed to color or monochrome!

Nitin Sampat, Senior Vision Solutions Engineer, gives a preview of what to expect during our upcoming Innovation Summit: Mastering Machine Vision Integration!

It seemed dynamic, the topics had variety, and nothing lasted too long that it got boring. Pacing was good. Covering topics from lighting, optics and the camera was great. Past Summit Attendee

What I liked most about the virtual summit were the technical explanations about optics, such as the laboratory demonstration part and the theory explanations. Philippe R.

I liked that we were able to interact with the EO staff members during the presentations and could ask questions. Trenton B.

It was not a promotional event, instead good technical information and practical live presentations with lenses and cameras. Michael K.

The lab demos were excellent and really helped solidify concepts. John C.

I greatly appreciated the demonstrations as a means to introduce and see, hands on, the concepts applicable to designing/configuring an optical system. Past Summit Attendee

I did not attend an optics college, so the material is extremely useful. Tom S.

Great conversations from your speakers. Real answers to the questions from your Panelists. Bryan S.

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An opportunity for quality learning to stimulate innovation in the imaging industry for years to come.

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Innovation Summit November 2022