Stemmer Imaging training aims to unravel complexity of systems
A wide range of upcoming interactive, practical training events from Stemmer Imaging has been designed to provide theoretical basics, combined with hands-on application examples – tailored to beginners, advanced users and experts.
Those attending will become familiar with all necessary components, “ranging from camera and illumination to cables, or from easy-to-use vision sensors to 3D systems, all based on application examples and live demonstrations”, says the company.
Creating optimised performance
The 2-day ‘Planning and implementing of machine vision solutions', for example ( starting 7 March), is based on the directive VDI/VDE 2632 Sheet 2 (from German industrial engineering association). It forms the basis for learning how to create optimised performance and requirement specifications for machine vision systems.
“Consideration of all influences on the vision system, a detailed task and features description improves communication between planners and users, and assures that your projects run smoothly and will be completed faster with greater success,” states Stemmer Imaging. “At the end of the course, you will be able to understand the interaction of all components in a machine vision system and you will know which influencing factors you have to consider while designing and assessing your own solution.”
Target audience
People new to the machine vision domain who need to specify vision systems as well as people planning to design or use machine vision systems. No prior machine vision knowledge is required.
Content
Basic information about planning and the application-specific selection of machine vision systems
Software analysis using different systems
Fundamentals of machine vision components and their application-specific selection
Systematic implementation and correct set-up of an imaging system
For details of all the upcoming interactive training and other events from Stemmer Imaging, click here.