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BVS industrial cameras, SmartVision controller provides fast image processing

June 12, 2019 By Paul Heney Leave a Comment

Balluff’s GigE and USB3 industrial cameras, when used in conjunction with our SmartVision controller, guarantee tack sharp images and high-quality inspection results. These machine vision systems provide flexibility and ease of operation, while extending a manufacturer’s vision capabilities in terms of resolution, speed, interfaces, and flexibility. These solutions provide powerful visual quality control, identification, error proofing, traceability,and image processing.

Among their many uses, Balluff machine vision is suitable for:

  • Optical-based traceability
  • Verifying automated processes
  • Vision-guided robotics

Our image processing products can be set up without the need for prior knowledge of these systems. The industrial cameras are available in color and monochrome and four different image resolutions, allowing for great flexibility in installation.

Camera features:

  • Available in GigE and USB3
  • GigE industrialized M12 connector is more robust than common RJ45 connectors

Controller features:

  • Standardized industrial network interfaces, such as Ethernet IP, Profinet, TCP/UDP
  • Flexible for applications with single or multiple cameras
  • Fast data processing based on the user-friendly BVS Cockpit interface

Balluff
www.balluff.com

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