Opto Engineering is pleased to announce that it has enlarged its standard offer of interchangeable PROJECTION PATTERNS for LED PROJECTORS. It now includes three new CLOUD OF DOTS PATTERNS specifically suitable for STEREO VISION applications:
- PTCD 010 P – Cloud of dots pattern, density 10.5%
- PTCD 020 P – Cloud of dots pattern, density 20%
- PTCD 035 P – Cloud of dots pattern, density 35%
Stereo vision is an increasing popular technique that extracts 3D information from images acquired by two or more cameras capturing the object from two distinct point of views. Industrial applications include:
- Quality inspection and position recognition of 3D objects
- Robot guidance
- 3D mapping
PRODUCTS
Besides projection patterns, Opto Engineering offers a complete range of products to solve your 3D VISION applications, whether it’s stereo vision, 3D profilometry or alignment:
Led Projectors
Full range of LED PROJECTORS compatible with any C-mount optics ensuring sharper edges and more homogeneous illumination than lasers (no SPECKLE), including a special tiltable version.
- LTPRHP3W Series
- LTPRXP Series
- LTPRUP Series
- LTPRSMHP3W Series
Patterns
Full range of interchangeable PATTERNS (custom patterns available upon request).
- Projection patterns for machine vision
Fixed Focal Lenght Lenses
Full range of FIXED FOCAL LENGHT LENSES to be mounted on LED projectors or to be used for image acquisition.
- EN2MP Series
- EN5MP Series
Macro and Telecentric Lenses
MACRO and TELECENTRIC LENSES with Scheimpflug adjustment.
- TCSM Series
- MCSM1-01x
Industrial Cameras
Full range of INDUSTRIAL CAMERAS.
- Area Scan Cameras
Software and Libraries
Machine vision SOFTWARE and LIBRARIES.
- FABIMAGE Studio and Libraries
Are you struggling with 3D vision? Don’t worry! Send us your test parts and describe your vision challenge: we will perform tests in our fully equipped laboratories located in Italy (Mantova), Germany (Munich), US (Huston), China (Shanghai), Taiwan (Taipei City) and help you select the right combination of products to solve your 3D vision application.
Posted on September 21, 2018 by optoengineering-blog
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