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Adept wins best stand at national manufacturing week

Adept Electronic Solutions recently exhibited at National Manufacturing Week held in the Sydney Convention Centre from May 30 through to 2 June on Darling Harbour.

The Adept exhibition at Darling Harbour

NMW 2006 featured nine industry-specific pavilions with Adept Electronic Solutions featuring in the Robotics and Automation pavilion with a wide range of automation and robotics companies.

The exhibition attracted international exhibitors from countries such as Germany, New Zealand and China.

Manning the Adept Electronic Solutions stand was Brodie McCulloch, Adept's marketing manager; Chris Moore, a new member to the Adept staff who manages the NSW territory; and Marc Fimeri, the Managing Director.

Adept Electronic Solutions had running demonstrations as well as a range of vision components on display. A demonstration that attracted much attention was the iPD VA40 vision appliance. This was set up to show automated bottle inspection, and many visitors were interested as they could see how easy this vision appliance was to use. Some of the different applications visitors enquired about included barcode inspection, optical character recognition, general manufacturing metrology and toleranceing, bottle cap inspection and many others that the VA devices from iPD are designed for.

Also on display was the new TM-6740GE Gigabit Ethernet industrial camera from Pulnix. Running live it demonstrated the new GigE interface that allows for connection directly into a gigabit ethernet network removing the need for a frame grabber or any other dedicated acquisition hardware.

A third live demonstration used the Dalsa Spyder camera to demonstrate the use of linescan on applications where the part to be inspected is moving past the sensor. The live demonstration was created with a round can on a turntable with the Spyder camera imaging the label on the can to make sure all parts of the label were correct. This system allows customers to build an image from a single line of pixels, decreasing the cost of applications while increasing speed.

Also on show were Firewire cameras from AVT and USB2 cameras from iDS including their RE versions that provide IP67 protection.

Overall the exhibition was very successful. Visitors demonstrated satisfaction with the level of sophistication of the displays at the exhibition and with the wide variety of product types.

Adept Electronic Solutions News

DALSA’s dual linescan CCD from Adept Electronic Solutions (22-Dec-2008)
DALSA’s novel dual linescan CCD breaks this trend. By doubling sensitivity with only a √2 increase in shot noise, the design delivers a greater signal to noise ratio, especially in light-starved situations. Functionally similar to TDI arrays, the design consists of two parallel arrays of photodiode pixels. Each pixel is connected to a selectable delay gate that either allows charges through or delays the charges by one scan line. Signal electrons from the two arrays (one of which has been delayed) are then combined on-chip into a single output (with no increase in amplifier noise). Because the delay is selectable, the sensor allows bidirectional scanning. The design also preserves conventional linescan features such as exposure control and high blue response. This dual linescan CCD is available from Adept Electronic Solutions.

New GigE cameras available from Adept Electronic Solutions (28-Nov-2008)
The GigE uEye SE (Standard Edition) series is available from Adept Electronic Solutions. The GigE uEye SE models are not only driver compatible with all cameras of the uEye range and across all interfaces, but also use the same SDK.

MV-D1024E-3D01 camera for 3D profiling using laser triangulation available from Adept Electronic Solutions (18-Nov-2008)
The MV-D1024E-3D01 camera, distributed by Adept Electronic Solutions, contains an image pre-processing module that specifically detects laser lines and locates the central axis of the laser line in 3D using triangulation. The MV-D1024E-3D01 is ideal for 3D applications such as 3D profiling for quality control, PCB inspection, food inspection, packaging inspection, and much more.

AVT long distance Firewire 1394a cables available from Adept Electronic Solutions (16-Oct-2008)
The FireWire standard specifies the maximum cable length for 1394a as 4.5m. However, 10m cables are also available. AVT introduce two longer FireWire cables, which can give a combined maximum length of 35 meters (114 feet) enabling the use of FireWire for applications that were previously unsuitable. These cables are available from Adept Electronic Solutions.

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