Teledyne DALSA Launches All-in-One Vision Sensor for Error Verification
Published2019.04.05 09:59| Includes AI-based OCR recognition and error detection functions
| Providing a standard language used in communication between third parties
Teledyne DALSA announced today the launch of the BOA Spot XL vision sensor for industrial automation and inspection.
Developed for error verification, identification, comprehensive inspection, and robot guidance, the BOA Spot XL vision sensor features integrated LED lighting, a lens cover, and easy-to-use application software, delivering a high level of functionality at a low cost of ownership.
Embedded vision tools include positioning, part locating, pattern matching, measurement, and feature and error detection capabilities such as automatic character recognition (OCR) based on pre-trained AI inference networks. They also feature extensive image preprocessing and advanced calibration capabilities for image correction and coordinate mapping.
Inspections using the BOA Spot XL vision sensor can be initiated from a stationary position with the moving part or via a programmable logic controller (PLC). Compatible protocols such as Ethernet/IP and PROFINET provide a standard language for communicating with third-party equipment or factory automation companies.
Automation and system developers can deploy the BOA Spot XL in challenging locations with its through-hole and surface-mount options and thin form factor.
“The BOA Spot XL vision sensor delivers the performance and capabilities of a precision smart vision system,” said Steve Geraghty, general manager of Teledyne DALSA’s Industrial Imaging Solutions business. “Manufacturers can use it as a tool for a wide range of automation and inspection applications, and it provides flexibility for integration.”
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