MECHATRONICS TECHNOLOGY JAPAN Day 3
Another successful event today. We apologize for the inconvenience of running out of catalogs. One of the questions we received today was, "Can the camera track ambient light? The conclusion is that it cannot. When inspecting with image processing, the image is only captured and [...].
Mechatronic Japan 2nd day ends
Sungen is exhibiting FlexInspector at MECHATRONICS TECHNOLOGY JAPAN in Nagoya, Japan. This is the second day that we have been there. Because of the location, there are a lot of automotive related products. Inevitably, most of them are three-dimensional objects [...].
Doddle! Machine Vision Basics 2005
I BOUGHT AND READ THE TITLE BOOK (IMAGE INFORMATION MOOK). AFTER READING IT, I HAD THE SAME FEELING AS AFTER SEEING THE IMAGE SENSING EXPO AND THE INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL EXHIBITION ON IMAGE TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT. PERHAPS THE CLOSER YOU ARE TO THE "FIELD" THE MORE INTENSELY UNCOMFORTABLE YOU FEEL? SO-CALLED "IMAGE SENSORS" [...].
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New concerns
This is a story about a client who built an inspection system with FlexInspector and started fully automated inspections. The client had built an inspection system with FlexInspector and started fully automated inspections. As a result of the introduction of the [...]...
Exhibition Information
We will be exhibiting FlexInspector at Mechatronic Japan in Nagoya, Japan from Oct. 19th to 22nd. We will also exhibit FlexInspector at Lake Biwa Environmental Business in Nagahama, Shiga Prefecture on Oct. 19-21.
We received several ale
We have received several shout-outs from visitors, phone calls and e-mails. I am able to write what I want because of my background with FlexInspector. I am also able to write what I want to write because of my background with FlexInspector.
sell on sale, buy on sale
In all business, be pleased with what you sell and pleased with what you buy. There is no such thing as 100 points in image processing inspection. On the contrary, a score of 70 is good. In such a situation, are you able to explain the problem to the "buyer"? Are you able to explain to them that "anything is possible" and [...]...
Why wasn't there one before?"
When I explain FlexInspector's features in a nutshell, I am almost certain to be asked. "Why didn't we have it before?" And so they do. The idea is simple and the logic is not unreasonable. It's obvious if you ask me. But I've never seen anything like it [...].
From a field worker's perspective
I think the important point in "image processing inspection" is whether or not it can be thought of from the "viewpoint of the on-site worker". In that light, I think that "simplicity" is more important than anything else. If it is not simple, it is impossible to understand what is going on and to make adjustments [...].