part detection

part detection

[′pärt di‚tek·shən]
(industrial engineering)
The recognition of parts and workpieces by a robot or a computer vision system.
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An initial part detection feature that detects missing or extra parts.
Electronic Weld Head System
With patented part detection technology, Checker sensors are also able to detect and inspect over 6,000 parts per minute in varying positions along the production line.
Vision sensor line
With simple setup, integrated part detection, lighting, I/O and job change all in a rugged IP67 housing, Checker 3G is an easy, reliable and affordable way to verify all products or parts on the line.
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These large ring sensors are appropriate for use in part detection through feeding and tube systems or parts ejection control.
100 mm diameter Inductive Ring Sensors
The part detection system installed on each of Ryobi's HMCs used four block-style inductive proximity sensors--three to monitor the initial as-cast part for the first machining set-up, and one for the finishing-cut setup.
Wireless proximity sensor system
The Balluff BOS optical switch product range has been developed further with the introduction of the BOS18K laser sensor, which is particularly suitable for small part detection and applications where precise switching is required.
New from Balluff-MultiSwitch
It features high-speed part detection as fast as 250|[micro] S.
LED or laser? Choosing a photosensor: launching the Banner Engineering Q3X and Q4X laser sensor ranges to the UK market, Turck Banner's Marketing Manager Ian Manning looks at the differences between LED and laser based object and distance sensing technologies
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