Software for Multi-Camera Inspection Applications

PPT Vision has introduced Impact 10.1, the latest version of its standard machine vision software, which is designed to create fast, flexible machine vision inspection solutions. Impact 10.1 can be used with any PPT Vision smart camera system, including the M-Series embedded vision system, an advanced system that allows users to perform up to four unique, independently initiated inspections utilising a single vision processor.

Robert Heller, chief executive officer of PPT Vision, said: 'The introduction of the Impact 10.1 software provides customers with the fastest option for using colour, line-scan and gray-scale cameras together with a single vision processor to solve high-speed multi-camera inspection applications. 'All 30 new models of our M-Series colour and line-scan cameras can quickly be connected to an M-Series processor because the cameras communicate using the industry-standard GigE protocol.

'For example, an M390 5-megapixel colour camera and an M40 vision processor running the Impact 10.1 software can be set up in less than a week to provide best-in-class colour image resolution not available from other suppliers,' he added. Impact 10.1 also includes new features and enhancements for all PPT Vision smart cameras, including: an enhanced 2D data matrix inspection tool with improved robustness in the presence of noise around the symbol; Active X programming support for M-Series processors for applications where a Visual Basic or other programming language is used for the graphic user interface or data transfer; and enhanced histogram and graphing capabilities for easier inspection tool setup and troubleshooting.

All PPT Vision smart cameras and embedded systems use common Impact software for creating inspection programs and control-panel interfaces. Using common software offers a fast migration path to more powerful machine vision solutions because it allows customers to leverage the inspection programs they have already developed.

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