Media - Sensors
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Bin Picking – Pick the Right 3D Sensor
Bin picking is a key technology for Industry 4.0. The art of this application involves reliably gripping and removing chaotically arranged or sorted components from a bin using an industrial robot.
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UniVision 2.1 Software in November edition of 'Industry Update'
Two and three-dimensional data from smart cameras, vision systems and control units with 2D-/3D profile sensors from Treotham can now be evaluated via a central software platform - uniVision 2.1.
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New Wenglor lightband sensor
Highly convincing across the board: Thanks to their continuous, homogenous light band, the new Wenglor retro-reflex sensors can also reliably detect objects with irregular or asymmetrical shapes, for example in the field of intralogistics.
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New generation of Wenglor weFlux fluid sensors with IO-Link 1.1
Treotham introduces new generation of Wenglor weFlux² fluid sensors with IO-Link 1.1
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weCat 3D Profile Sensors in February issue of 'Process Technology'
Wenglor 2D/3D sensors have experienced a strong growth: The new performance class for weCat3D profile sensors MLSL2 includes a total of ten innovative models.
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uniVision Sensor in November issue of 'Industry Update'
uniVision is Wenglor’s software solution for the weQube Smart Camera. The intelligent image processing software provides users with the opportunity of configuring sensors easily and ideally matching them to each other.
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VisionApp360 software in October issue of 'Process Technology'
The Wenglor VisionApp 360 software makes it possible to combine individual output values (point clouds) from up to 16 sensors into a coordinate system.
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New inductive sensors in July issue of 'Process Technology'
The latest inductive sensors from Wenglor with correction factor 1 offer switching distances of up to 50mm and a magnetic field resistance of 200mT.
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New range of Photoelectronic sensors in March issue of 'New Zealand Engineering News'
Wenglor has introduced a new range of photoelectronic sensors for the future of Industry 4.0.
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Inductive sensors for extreme temperatures in February issue of 'Food & Drink Business'
The INRT250 inductive sensors for hot and cold zones from Wenglor ensure reliable detection of metallic objects in extreme temperature ranges from -60 to +450 degree Celsius.