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Technique and Benefits of RGB-IR sensors. Sensors are increasingly using RGB+IR technology. What does this mean for you and when is it best used? Let’s examine.

When it comes to choosing the right lens, the sensor is the first and most important criteria that needs to be considered. There are two main sensor attributes that will have an impact on the functional interaction of sensor and lens.

The volume of B2C and B2B goods has been growing for years, pushing the limits of equipment and traditional technologies in all industries. Above all, the sorting of diverse objects squanders manual resources; is time-consuming; is prone to error; and, is very costly. Image processing, coupled with artificial intelligence, helps to automate complex sorting processes directly on the conveyor belt.

Have you ever struggled with camera settings to get the best image? Balancing exposure time with the light available and still getting crystal clear images of fast moving objects can be challenging. Experiencing errors in your measurement precision due to subtle fluctuations in your illumination is very frustrating. If you understand this pain, then you need to take control of your LEDs.

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In intralogistics, e-commerce and returns management, automating standard sorting tasks and checking the machine capability of items are important criteria for improving system availability. Increasing the speed of the system, and therefore achieving a higher throughput, makes systems more efficient and cost-effective – an urgently needed advantage in an extremely competitive market. FRAMOS Imaging Systems offers a range of plug-and-play imaging sensor solutions and adaptable identification technologies for automating logistics functions. Marketed under the name of “Sorting Intelligence”, they can be seamlessly integrated into both new and existing systems.In intralogistics, e-commerce and returns management, automating standard sorting tasks and checking the machine capability of items are important criteria for improving system availability. Increasing the speed of the system, and therefore achieving a higher throughput, makes systems more efficient and cost-effective – an urgently needed advantage in an extremely competitive market. FRAMOS Imaging Systems offers a range of plug-and-play imaging sensor solutions and adaptable identification technologies for automating logistics functions. Marketed under the name of “Sorting Intelligence”, they can be seamlessly integrated into both new and existing systems.

People have recorded the world visually since the beginning of time. The eye is a proven tool for precisely this purpose, perfectly adapted to recognize surroundings in an extremely wide range of lighting conditions. Yet the eye is ill-suited to measuring absolute brightness values, which for example, is a necessary feature for test strips in medical diagnostics. A variety of technologies have thus been developed to relieve humans of this task and to automate it.

High-precise Mounting with High-Speed Surveillance in Flexografic Printing: Digital, High-Speed and Under Full Control. The camera acquistition system „made by FRAMOS“ provides complete control of the zoom and focus of each Sony block camera with only a single cable connection and the power supply at the same wire.

It seems as if 4K has become the latest entertainment technology hype on the internet, on TV and in your local electronics store. How does having greater resolution affect the quality of a virtual reality experience, enhance the content of a television documentary, improve video communication or protect our borders and our security?

In intralogistics, e-commerce and returns management, automating standard sorting tasks and checking the machine capability of items are important criteria for improving system availability. Increasing the speed of the system, and therefore achieving a higher throughput, makes systems more efficient and cost-effective – an urgently needed advantage in an extremely competitive market.

A supermarket chain in Switzerland is currently using FRAMOS expertise, ‘FRAMOS Sorting Intelligence’ along-side its own system configurations to perform four different sorting and recognition tasks. These are part of the delivery chain within its logistics centre. These provide an insight into the benefits Imaging can provide to all retail and mail order sectors as optimising logistics is essential to lower costs, increase throughput and increase reliability.

Refind Technologies develops systems that automatically sort electronic waste and thus ensure greater sustainability. A sophisticated image processing system which has access to millions of reference images, is responsible for the recognition of the respective objects. Thanks to LED strobe controllers and project support by FRAMOS, Refind was able to double the throughput of its machine.