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A multiple camera vision system offers several advantages over single-camera setups, including increased field of view, faster throughput, enhanced detailed inspection capabilities, or richer measurement data. These benefits can be combined effectively for metrology and quality control applications. …
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The foundation of any successful machine vision application lies in the quality of the input image. A high-quality starting point reduces the need for complex software workarounds, allowing developers to focus on core technology development. The key question becomes: are you capturing all the …
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Manufacturers of metrology systems are increasingly turning to ultra-large area scan cameras—such as 25-megapixel CMOS sensors—to boost accuracy and throughput. However, defects in these images can undermine the performance benefits gained from such high-resolution technology. Addressing Image …
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As semiconductor manufacturing advances toward smaller technology nodes, process control systems must evolve to handle increasingly intricate features and components. To address these challenges, future imaging solutions are emerging that combine the strengths of both CCD (Charge-Coupled Device) and …
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At the 2015 SPIE Defense and Security Symposium in Baltimore, Adimec showcased enhancements to its TMX series of rugged full HD COTS cameras. These upgrades focus on delivering reliable full motion video for airborne payloads, long-range observation systems, and other sensor architectures operating …
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Introduction Higher resolution cameras paired with increased processing speeds have significantly improved accuracy, which is essential for manufacturers of semiconductor wafer inspection and metrology equipment. While companies like Samsung and Apple address consumer demands for better smartphones …
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Machine vision sensors, typically designed for controlled environments, have proven highly beneficial in traffic systems like automatic license plate recognition (ALPR). Their superior image quality and reliability across extended temperature ranges make them ideal for such applications. However, …
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Many customers ask how they should evaluate cameras to find the best solution for their applications. Among various methods, measuring the Photon Transfer Curve (PTC) stands out as a valuable approach—especially when aiming to maximize your imaging system’s performance, such as detecting subtle …
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Adimec has broadened its TMX-DHD lineup of rugged Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) cameras, designed specifically for the global security sector. These cameras have been integrated into numerous new and upgraded projects across the United States, Europe, and Israel. Applications include airborne …
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FFOCT (Full-Well Capacity OCT) devices are revolutionizing non-invasive cancer diagnosis by enabling high-resolution imaging during surgical procedures. These technologies offer a complementary approach to traditional histology, providing real-time insights without the need for tissue biopsies. …
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Click the image below to view a video demonstration by IMEC featuring their hyperspectral imaging camera. This device operates at fast frame rates and captures spectral signatures from different types of leaf objects—paper printed leaves, plastic leaves, tissue paper leaves, and real leaves—across …
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If you’ve decided that a higher-resolution camera can improve your inspection or metrology system’s throughput and accuracy, then it’s time to take concrete steps toward finding the right solution. Let’s break down how to approach this process effectively. Step 1: Selecting The Right …
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Flat Field Correction (FFC) is a technique used to minimize or eliminate artifacts, thereby improving the uniformity of images. Its primary purpose is to ensure consistent image quality regardless of exposure conditions. Components of FFC There are two main components to flat field correction: Local …
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Achieving seamless interoperability while ensuring rapid issue resolution requires close collaboration between camera manufacturers, frame grabbers suppliers, and cable providers. At Adimec, we recognize the critical importance of these partnerships in delivering reliable imaging solutions. Events …
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The Need for Advanced 24/7 Full Motion Video Systems The military and global security sectors have seen a significant increase in the use of 24/7 full motion video systems. This growth is driven by several key requirements: persistent observation over wide areas, navigation for vehicles without …