Science & Research

High resolution cameras mounted in the cutter head of a tunnel boring machine enable structural analysis and geological documentation of the drilling surface.

Stereovision: Two Prosilica cameras provide synchronized images

The Spanish specialist for artificial vision, INFAIMON, has created a solution for Vision Guided Robotics that identifies, selects, picks and transfers defined objects within a bin, using Allied Vision cameras. Depending on the special requirements of the application, either the small Mako G-125 or the enhanced Prosilica GT1290 is applied.

Plant phenotyping with Allied Vision cameras

Allied Vision’s Goldeye shortwave infrared (SWIR) camera is giving scientists an unprecedented look at and into living plants to improve crop yields around the world.

With Allied Vision's heat imaging camera the Application Center for Multimodal and Airborne Sensor Technology measures surface temperature of water and shorelines.

A research team at the Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences has developed a skin detection process which supports biometric systems in securely identifying faces. For measurements in the infrared range, the scientists rely on the Goldeye G-032 SWIR camera.

Machine vision camera inside TORC vehicle

Allied Vision’s Prosilica GC1290C camera used in combination with other systems gives a blind driver enough information to drive a vehicle independently

A fluorometer from Walz, together with a Manta CCD camera, measures plants’ photosynthetic activity to analyze the state of their health. The system is being used in bioscience as well as in agriculture and forestry applications.

Coupling a robot with machine vision cameras from AVT and laboratory automation software has resulted in a system that automates the picking of stem cells.