31.10.2016 • Product

Double down: new Verisens vision sensors increase productivity

With the new Verisens models 510, 700 and 800 of the XC, XF and ID series users benefit from doubled productivity in image-based quality inspection. Integrating Industrial Ethernet, these vision sensors by Baumer feature the high level of connectivity required by the Internet of Things.

The models provide enhanced processing performance, cutting image processing time in half in many applications, in part location and in code and text reading. Productivity increases by twice the number of inspected objects. Alternatively, a single vision sensor can do twice the number of feature checks in the same time, enhancing inspection scope. Sophisticated code reading algorithms improve reading reliability under industrial conditions. The configurable web interface was expanded with the new Verisens Multiviewer. It allows for viewing up to 16 Verisens vision sensors simultaneously on one browser screen which can be adapted to the running process.

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Baumer Optronic GmbH

Badstraße 30
01454 Radeberg
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