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Teledyne DALSA
A Teledyne Technologies Co.
Machine Vision OEM Components
Map605 McMurray Rd.
Waterloo, ON N2V 2E9
Canada
Phone: +1 519-886-6000
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Teledyne DALSA, Wickon Hightech Collaborate on 3D Scanning Tech
Teledyne DALSA has entered into a collaboration with Wickon Hightech s.r.o, a provider of advanced inspection and measurement systems. Teledyne DALSA...
Photonics.com 11/2024
AI Raises the Bar for Package Inspection
Package inspection has come a long way, due to traditional machine vision methods that use image capture, processing, and analysis to automate...
Vision Spectra Autumn 2024
Detecting Dents and Damage in Aluminum Cans Using AI Computer Vision
Predictive artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning are rapidly undergoing adoption for computer vision tasks in automation and manufacturing....
Vision Spectra Winter 2023
A3’s Plugfest Validates Interoperability for GigE Vision and Camera Link HS
The Association for Advancing Automation (A3) released the results of its Fall 2023 PlugFest, designed to validate the interoperability of products...
Vision-Spectra.com 12/2023
Multifield Imaging Enhances Detectability at Speed
Multifield imaging is a new imaging technique that enables the simultaneous capture of multiple images under various lighting conditions. Coupled...
Photonics Spectra 5/2023
Food Inspection Techniques: From the Visible to 3D Imaging
Food sorting traces its origins all the way back to the nomadic hunter-gatherer days. While foraging out in the wild, gatherers handpicked fruits,...
Vision Spectra Summer 2022
The Pandemic Highlights Vision-Based Inspection in the Pharmaceutical Industry
By nature of what is at stake, pharmaceutical and medical industries have developed much stricter standards compared to most other sectors. From day...
Vision Spectra Autumn 2021
Why SWIR Imaging? Insights on Its Practical Implementations
Originally developed for applications in defense, infrared scanning technology targeting the shortwave infrared (SWIR) band has become more widely...
Photonics Spectra 7/2021
How Vision Systems Can Deliver More than the Sum of Their Parts
The use of both 3D-imaging technology and smart cameras is expanding the flexibility and capabilities of machine vision systems. Integrating these...
Photonics Spectra 10/2020
Anomaly Detection Expands Use of AI in Defect Inspections
The manufacturing industry is being turned on its head as AI and deep learning transform the way goods are manufactured and inspected. The...
Vision Spectra Summer 2020
Polarization-Based Imaging: Basics and Benefits
There are three fundamental properties of light: intensity, wavelength, and polarization. Almost all cameras today are designed for monochrome or...
Photonics Handbook
Machine Vision Cameras: Making the Right Selection
Technological advances have resulted in new, higher-quality sensors that enable machine vision cameras to deliver greater features and functionality...
Photonics Handbook
Digital Cameras: Smaller Pixels for Higher Resolution
In the search for ever-higher pixel counts for the digital still camera, it is clear that, if chip size remains constant, then “more...
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