When
you’re assembling components orientation is usually critical. That
becomes an even bigger issue when the assembly is automated, but
machine vision can of course help out.
European
vision components distributor Framos has an interesting example in
the Case
Studies
section of the website, (though it was Vision
Systems Design
(VSD) that first brought it to my attention.) This describes an
application where it was essential to know if one component was
tilted. The solution was to …
Click
the links to find out more, but I will say it involved projecting a
pattern. A classic case of a
priori
knowledge; knowing what the pattern should be, it’s possible work
out why it appears differently.
One
side note for you: GigE cameras from Smartek were used. I’d never
heard of them so I followed the links from the VSD article. Turns out
they’re a newish camera manufacturer based in Croatia. I couldn’t
find out pricing on their range of matrix cameras, but I would guess
they can undercut Basler by a few Euros.
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