Machine vision is a familiar technology in manufacturing and industry, and is used in an ever-growing range of tasks from simple code reading and assembly verification to robotic guidance and 3-D profiling.

Over the past several years, there have been some common threads among many of the companies that develop vision sensors and cameras.

 Mitutoyo America (previously known as MTI Corporation) was founded in New York City in 1963, as the first U.S. distributor of Mitutoyo Corp. of Japan products. 

Supply chain company completes process to meet enhanced aerospace standards.

Newly enhanced opto-digital microscopes available to LECO customers in North America.

Keystone Electronics Corp. is a global leader in the design and manufacturing of interconnect components and hardware and provides a full complement of

stamping, machining and assembling services.

 The 2012 measurement study was developed to support the organization’s Certification Cognitive Examination development process, which will culminate in the industry’s first level-one personnel certification program for portable 3-D metrology. 

Advances in optical design make today’s video measurement systems faster, highly accurate, and far more capable.

At the time of writing, six years have passed since the launch of GigE Vision 1.0. The standard has become one of the dominant interfaces in the machine vision market and continues to grow.