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Newsletter 2015

November 24, 2015

Subject :: Vision Sensor Revolution

A new IV Series vision sensor model has been released. This model boasts even more diverse functions and improved usability so anyone can start using it in just 1 minute.
Please also take a look at the new detection tools, including width, diameter, and edge presence.

Would You Like to Perform In-Line, 100% Inspections of Dimensions?

High speed and precision. The 2D optical micrometer TM-3000 Series enables you to measure the outer diameters and dimensions of multiple points at the same time.

Learning about Marking on Metal Workpieces

Did you know that laser marking is becoming the mainstream for metal marking? You can use this text to easily learn the advantages of laser markers to perform metal marking, the way to select a laser, and marking/processing techniques.

What Is This Innovative Dimension Measurement System?

·	How can we perform measurements just by placing the target and pressing a button?
·	How much inspection time can we save?
·	What are the sizes of targets that the IM Series can measure?

This document contains answers to these and many other questions to provide you with all the information about the Image Dimension Measurement System IM Series.

What Are the Advantages of a Code Reader with a Field of View That Is 4x Larger Than Conventional Products?

This leaflet introduces examples of actual solutions using the Autofocus 1D and 2D Code Reader SR-1000 Series in the automotive, electronic, and food and packaging industries.

Learning the Fundamentals about Dimension Measurements of Pressed Parts in a Short Time

This document contains all the fundamental knowledge about dimension measurements such as the special characteristics of the different materials that are pressed and the advantages of different measuring instruments. It also uses actual examples to explain the measurement tips in an easy-to-understand manner.

This booklet covers everything from the origin of cameras to the principles of CCD elements. With this booklet, you can learn the evolutionary history of image processing in just a few minutes.