Image sensors solve complex applications without the use of a PC.
The iVu seriesTG image sensors from Banner Engineering combine the simplicity of a photoelectric sensor and the intelligence of a vision sensor to deliver powerful and affordable inspection capabilities. The iVu features a touch screen with an intuitive interface and easily configurable inspection parameters. This allows even first-time users to quickly and conveniently apply and support inspections right on the factory floor, without the use of a PC.
The iVu offers three advanced sensor types in one compact, rugged package, making it possible to solve a wide variety of complex applications with one sensor. Typical applications include:
* Label inspection.
* Part presence and orientation.
* Date/lot code inspection.
* Vial cap inspection.
* Injection moulding verification.
* Packaging verification.
* Drilled hole inspection.
* Blister pack inspection.
* Weld nut presence and orientation.
* Feeder bowl inspection.
* End-of-mail indication.
* Electronic marking verification.
“The iVu Image Sensor solves high-speed, complex inspection applications with ease,” said Dan Holste, director of vision at Banner Engineering. “In the past, these types of applications have required vision systems with extensive sensor configuration using software and a PC.
“Using the iVu Image Sensor’s integrated touch screen display, an operator can utilise the intuitive functions displayed on the touch screen to quickly and easily establish inspection parameters. The inspection can be configured, initiated and maintained without the use of a PC or other external equipment.”
The features of the iVu seriesTG Image Sensor make it particularly useful in a variety of complex applications including:
* Integrated or external lighting.
* 68,5 mm LCD touch screen display.
* Software emulator to program the iVu offline and load parameters.
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