2022年5月11日 · Vision sensors, not to be confused with the digital sensors found within cameras, are a type of machine vision solution meant to perform simple presence/absence checks and provide pass/fail inspections in unstructured situations.

Vision sensors use images captured by a camera to determine presence, orientation, and accuracy of parts. These sensors differ from image inspection “systems” in that the camera, light, and controller are integrated together, which makes the unit’s installation and operation simple.

Vision sensors combine the power of a machine vision system with the simplicity and affordability of an industrial sensor, easily solving simple inspections and communicating results. Vision sensors perform inspections first by locating the part in the image and then apply vision tools to look for specific features on that part.

Vision sensors (a.k.a. machine vision or vision systems) are products consisting of a video camera, display and interface, and computer processor to automate industrial processes and decisions. These are commonly used for measurement, pass/fail decisions, and other observable characteristics relating to product quality.

Machine vision is transforming industries by integrating sensors and systems that enhance automation and accuracy. This chapter covers fundamental concepts, the structure of vision systems, and the key differences between machine vision, computer vision, and embedded vision.

Vision sensors use images captured by a camera to determine presence, orientation, and accuracy of parts. These sensors differ from image inspection “systems” in that the camera, light, and controller are contained in a single unit, which makes the …

What Is a Vision Sensor? By applying image processing to images captured by a camera, the vision sensor calculates the characteristics of an object, such as its area, center of gravity, length, or position, and outputs the data or judgment results. (For details, refer to the Fundamentals of Image Processing: Lenses (Cat. No. Q234).) 1.

Vision sensors are self-contained systems that make a decision based on a captured image, very useful for applications requiring presence and/or orientation object detection. The Smart-VS sensor features embedded artificial intelligence technology, but is simple to configure.