Cognex Unveils Color-Perceiving DL-Based Industrial Camera
Published2020.11.06 11:05Color imaging function added to the existing Insight D900
Suitable for color-dependent inspection automation in various industries
Thirty percent of deep learning-based inspections require color imaging. Color is a distinguishing factor in various assembly verification and defect detection inspections across multiple industries.
Cognex announced on the 6th that it is launching the 'In-Sight D900 Color,' a deep learning-based industrial smart camera equipped with new color imaging capabilities.
The In-Sight D900C is a deep learning embedded vision system that integrates the industrial-grade smart camera 'In-Sight' with the deep learning-based image analysis solution 'Cognex ViDi'.
It solves a wide range of inline inspection problems requiring color imaging technology, making it suitable for color-dependent inspection automation in various industries including automotive, electronics, packaging, food and beverage, medical equipment, and logistics.
The Insight D900C allows for configuration using a small number of image samples. By utilizing 'Cognex Spreadsheets', you can easily set up inspection configurations without needing expertise in PCs or deep learning.
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