Sensor expert SICK has expanded its high performance multiScan and picoScan LiDAR ranges to make them even more powerful, compact and robust.
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Industrial sensor expert SICK has unveiled the latest in its extensive product range with the IMG inductive sensor, designed specifically to provide stable detection in harsh environments.
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ALM Engineering has uprooted machine tending robots, set them on wheels and turned them into freely-accessible, adaptable mobile units that can be quickly and easily repositioned wherever they are needed. SICK sensor solutions play a key role in optimising safety.
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At the UKIVA show, SICK expanded its comprehensive machine vision portfolio with the UK launch of the Inspector83x 2D AI smart camera, which harnesses the power of SICK’s user-friendly NOVA common development platform.
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SICK UK has officially launched its unique SICK Augmented Reality Assistant (SARA), providing limitless data visibility and information via augmented reality at the exact location it is needed through handheld digital devices.
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The Inspector83x 2D vision sensor from SICK enables out-of-the-box artificial intelligence machine vision inspections for common inline inspection tasks in demanding high-speed production. Its no-stress teach-in capability can be used by non-specialists to configure powerful, high-precision AI inspections at full production speeds. By showing the camera just a handful of examples, initial inspection results can be up and running in a matter of minutes.
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SICK has pioneered the addition of IO-Link to two of its most compact and industry-standard identification devices.
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SICK will showcase advances in intelligent sensing for data acquisition, robotics and digitalisation at IntraLogistex 2024. The global manufacturer of auto-identification, safety and Industry 4.0 solutions for logistics is planning collaborative robot and dimensioning, weighing and scanning (DWS) demonstrations on stand 510 at the show, at the NEC Birmingham, on 19 and 20 March.
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