Dave Driscoll

Active alignment of lens/sensor to 5-6° of freedom. Source: AEi

Maximizing Computer Vision Image Quality with Automated Active Sensor Alignment

Machine vision applications are seeing a shift to high quality, high dynamic range sensors.

December 1, 2017

New computer vision applications are obtaining maximum image quality by combining high resolution, low-flare lenses with large format, high resolution global shutter sensors.

Explore the technologies that are fueling the possibilities of today and tomorrow, helping to solve the regulatory compliance challenges of Pharmaceutical & Medical Device manufacturing in new and more effective ways.

Whether your organization is still dependent on Excel, has a sophisticated data stack, or is somewhere in between, you need to be vigilant so you can reduce the very real threat of data debt. In this webinar, you’ll learn 10 actionable ways to make it happen.

Dave Driscoll

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Maximizing Computer Vision Image Quality with Automated Active Sensor Alignment

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