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Recognises colour
25 January 2013
Micro-Epsilon's new range of colour recognition sensors are said to provide up to 20 times higher resolution than conventional colour recognition sensors and to offer stable, reliable colour measurements, even on shiny

Micro-Epsilon's new range of colour
recognition sensors are said to
provide up to 20 times higher
resolution than conventional colour
recognition sensors and to offer
stable, reliable colour measurements,
even on shiny or reflective surfaces.
They can recognise small variations in colour along a target object or material, for example, in the production of leather goods, wood veneers and vehicle interiors.
The range includes colorSENSOR LT sensors. The sensor is connected to an optical fibre that is guided to the measurement target. Colour detection occurs close to the object, reducing any environmental effects that could adversely affect reliability.
More than 2000 different types of fibre optic cable are available to choose from, as well as many lenses.
The LT family extends from low-cost sensors to multi-channel colour recognition systems.
They can recognise small variations in colour along a target object or material, for example, in the production of leather goods, wood veneers and vehicle interiors.
The range includes colorSENSOR LT sensors. The sensor is connected to an optical fibre that is guided to the measurement target. Colour detection occurs close to the object, reducing any environmental effects that could adversely affect reliability.
More than 2000 different types of fibre optic cable are available to choose from, as well as many lenses.
The LT family extends from low-cost sensors to multi-channel colour recognition systems.
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