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Robert Tremblay is the product marketing manager at Cognex Corp. For more information, call (508) 652-3751, email Robert.Tremblay@cognex.com or visit www.cognex.com.
3D vision systems are being implemented throughout a number of inspection applications that previously could not be addressed with conventional 2D vision systems.
IN CONTRAST TO TRADITIONAL MACHINE VISION SYSTEMS THAT PROVIDE INFORMATION IN TWO DIMENSIONS, 3-D PROVIDES MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MANUFACTURING PROCESSES.
Manufacturing has made increasing use of traditional 2-D machine vision inspection, optical character recognition (OCR) and ID reading systems, which increase quality, improve throughput and reduce costs.
