newsMicro-Epsilon extends optoNCDT range
PRECISON SENSOR supplier Micro-Epsilon has extended its optoNCDT range of laser triangulation displacement sensors with a new high performance sensor for demanding high speed automation applications.
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articleGetting the measure of technical mirrors
Measuring technical mirrors is a constant challenge in the optics industry. Glenn Wedgbrow looks at how special sensors and measuring systems can be used to can help solve these tasks with the highest precision
newsMicro-Epsilon extends high precision 3D snapshot sensors range
MICRO-EPSILON has extended its surfaceCONTROL range of high precision 3D snapshot measurement sensors for automated, inline measurement of geometry, shape and surface quality of objects.
articleMahle Engine Systems chooses thicknessGAUGE
Micro-Epsilon’s thicknessGAUGE was selected by Mahle Engine Systems to measure the thickness and warp of metal strip materials
articleEdge computing set to revolutionise manufacturing
The need for more flexible and open industrial plant and automation systems, combined with the emergence of the IoT, Industry 4.0, and advances in AI/ML, is driving the adoption of a new generation of edge computing solutions, says Andrew Foster
newsDimensionics chooses Micro-Epsilon laser profile scanners
DIMENSIONICS HAS chosen 2D/3D laser profile scanners from Micro-Epsilon for use on its Disionic Sheet Control measuring table, a fully automatic system for testing the dimensional accuracy of sheet metal.
articleBASF Leuna chooses colorSENSOR CFO200
BASF LEUNA has selected a colorSENSOR CFO200 non-contact colour recognition sensor from Micro-Epsilon for use on its extruder line to detect the fluctuating colour values of plastic pellets.
article3D measurement data from a single source
Precision sensor manufacturer Micro-Epsilon has further extended its 3D sensor portfolio to include four different sensor ranges that perform 3D measurements on a wide variety of target objects and surface types in industrial environments.
newsFibre optic sensors for detection and measurement
NEW FIBRE-optic controller with variable switching outputs can be adapted to suit a wide range of position and presence detection applications
articleEddy current sensors eclipse inductive sensors
Eddy current sensors and inductive switches and displacement sensors each have their respective advantages. But recent advances make eddy sensors more attractive, writes Glenn Wedgbrow
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