Machine vision for detection and recognition can greatly expand any equipments field of applications. Determine predictive maintenance, level of threat or enable quality control.
Robots have become more capable of preforming highly complex tasks through the use of thermal imaging. Detection and recognition require a clear image to to see the warning signs such as temperature, or a small pixel count that recognizes subtle differences and anomalies. The results of using a thermal camera for machine vision have been known to maximize production lines and reduce costs.
Machines applications are expanding in all directions and our thermal systems support modern connectors.
Many of our cameras support GigE or USB 3 connectivity, helping to make them compatible with the modern machinery. We can help with custom OEM integration and synchronizing outputs or controls for machine performance, data collection or other IIoT applications.
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Ventus OGI
Ventus OGI is an industry-leading, integration-ready 640 x 512 resolution MWIR camera core designed to detect and visualize hydrocarbon gases, including methane and propane.
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Tenum 640
The Tenum 640 represents the smallest pixel pitch long-wave infrared camera core on the market. It delivers striking detail and sensitivity in a compact, cost-effective package.
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Viento 1280
Viento 1280 is a high-definition uncooled longwave infrared (LWIR) camera that features a unique 1280×1024 microbolometer sensor with a 10-micron pixel pitch. The microbolometer focal plane array is based upon Leonardo DRS EOIRS Tenum 1280M LWIR sensor core.
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Industry Applications
Vision to Guide and Detect
Gain more sight in environments where vision is limited. Guide your drone through obstacles and the unforeseen with the use of infrared.
Production Line Monitoring
Use thermal technology in your production line to carry out specialized tasks rapidly. Detect and sort based on quality using IR vision.
Surface Inspection Methods
Collect heat resistance data or early corrosion characterization. Measure for your best operating temperatures and environments.