Lenses For Demanding Machine Vision Applications

 At the forthcoming VISION 2012 exhibition in Stuttgart (6-8th November 2012) - engineers from Resolve Optics Ltd. will be on-hand to discuss with machine vision camera suppliers and system integrators the opportunity, through a custom lens design, to benefit from the full performance of their camera or sensor system.Resolve Optics Ltd. has built a strong international reputation for designing and producing quantities of application optimised lenses for machine vision applications. While off-the-shelf lenses may be suitable for some applications - Resolve Optics Ltd. specialises in design and development of custom lenses and optical systems that meet the requirements of more demanding machine vision applications.
Drawing upon a highly experienced team of optical designers and engineers - Resolve Optics has been able to design and produce custom lenses optimized for large format sensors that offer greater resolution and large aperture lenses that make maximum use of available light. Resolve Optics has also worked with customers to produce specialist machine vision lenses that provide wide fields of view with little or no distortion, optical designs and coatings that are balanced to give best performance at a desired wavelength or waveband and compact lens designs where the target application is space limited.The World's Largest X-Ray Generator, the Z Machine, Inspires Art.Resolve Optics Ltd has considerable experience of developing fixed and zoom lenses for vision applications including parts recognition, precise component placement, automated alignment and placement and automated inspection of manufactured components.
In addition to the use of email and social media, TWIST also contracted with our website, the largest pro-vider of soccer software. There were also two flat-screen televisions that streamed updated scores and standings throughout the tournament."Gotsoccer.com is sort of like one-stop shopping for all your electronic needs," Rodriguez said. "We love it. It's huge in the soccer world. It gets the name of the tournament out there (on its Web site). I think it's going to guarantee us a baseline of at least 100 teams because of the wide-reaching audience it has. It's been a tremendous success."
M.C. Bradley, a TWIST committee member in charge of technology, said Best Buy provided the TVs."New technology definitely adds to the success of the tournament," she said. "It presents a modern feel. The Best Buy tent was very busy over the weekend. We were just saying, ‘Maybe we can get four TVs next year.' One guy suggested putting a camera on top of the goalpost and streaming games. I like that. I told him, ‘We'll talk in September.' Our goal is to keep making the tournament better."