The Machine Vision Industry has had an interesting and critical role to play in the overall development of the LED Lighting Market. Most people are unaware that the first commercially available LED lights were made exclusively for the Machine Vision Market. This is easy to understand when you realize that the first LEDs with enough […]
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Date: Wednesday, October 18, 2023Time: 2:00 PM EDT / 1:00 PM CDT / 11:00 AM PDTSponsor: Advanced IlluminationDuration: 1 Hour Summary This informative webinar will explore the nuances of optimizing bright field and dark field illumination, offering practical solutions for overcoming the most demanding machine vision inspection challenges. Combining the fundamental concepts of angle of incidence and solid angles […]
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Advanced Illumination will be attending Laser World of Photonics in Messe München, June 27-30.We will be exhibiting in the Exaktera booth along with Z-Laser and ProPhotonix.
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Automate 2023 is underway, and the Exaktera team is here! Advanced Illumination is exhibiting at booth number 2035 with our sister companies, Z-Laser and ProPhotonix.
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Advanced illumination, the originator of LED lighting for machine vision inspection, is proud to announce the release of its High Intensity Back-lit Backlights, a new and improved take on Ai’s established BL series.
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Beginning in early October, the Ai technical sales team will embark on a two-week journey that will take them across two continents. If you are attending either of these events, make a point to stop by to speak with a member of our team.
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BOSTON, Sept. 6, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Exaktera LLC, (“Exaktera”), a Union Park Capital (“Union Park”) portfolio company, is pleased to announce its acquisition of Advanced Illumination Inc. (“Advanced Illumination”), a long-established design and manufacturer of specialty LED lighting assemblies and drivers for machine vision, industrial imaging, bio-medical and related imaging applications. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. […]
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Preventing contamination is a common priority for Food and Beverage processors. As these facilities grow and increase in efficiency, a single production run impacted by contamination can lead to a product recall and impact the health of tens of thousands of consumers. Until recently, metal detectors and X-rays played the dominant role, but increasingly the trend favors machine vision systems which have proven more effective at identifying small plastics and rubber contaminants. Continued implementation of machine vision for Extraneous Materials detection will help reduce food waste as well as lower costs and the risk of recalls.
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We are pleased to announce the release of Ai’s industry-leading software GUI for the Pulsar 320E High Current lighting controllers. The Pulsar 320E software GUI features improved user functionality, full compatibility for both Pulsar 320E and the original Pulsar 320, and support for Windows and Linux operating systems.
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HONORING THE LIFE OF WILLIAM O. THRAILKILL (BILL) William O. Thrailkill (Bill), a longtime resident of Rochester, VT, passed away peacefully on Saturday, February 26, 2022, at the Arbours of Shelburne. Bill, who was 87 years old, lived a rich and interesting life. He was a man of many talents with a keen mind, tremendous […]
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Our new SL316 UltraSeal Washdown Spot Light is here! The SL316 delivers industry-leading intensity with consistent uniformity – along with the crevice-free housing and IP69K certification of the UltraSeal series.
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When specifying LED lighting for machine vision applications, the LED wavelength can have a significant impact on the success of the vision inspection. When utilizing white LEDs, it’s important to understand that the radiated emissions are a combination of most of the wavelengths from the visible spectrum; for white LEDs, the color temperatures range from […]
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