Optical Sorting Systems in Oregon

Data Logic designs and manufactures machine vision systems, vision inspection systems, image analysis, machine vision software and other machine vision products such as cameras. Depending on the model, our products can be 2D, can have 3D industrial sensing or can be compact and self-contained. For more information, call us today and speak with a Data Logic representative.

Optical Sorting Systems Companies Serving Washington

As a world leader of technology solutions for security needs, Newton Research Labs designs 2D and 3D machine vision systems, machine vision inspection, machine vision software, optical character recognition, pattern recognition and robotics systems. Our easy to use vision systems are simple and easy to install.

Optical Sorting Systems Companies Serving California

Newport is a worldwide manufacturer and distributor of precision vision systems components used for the development and applications of machine vision inspection systems, vision sensors and other machine vision technology.

Founded in 1959, Micro-Vu manufactures powerful noncontact automated vision systems, image analysis, optical comparators and manual video systems. We offer an extensive product line of measuring and machine vision inspection systems. Our inspection products are used by companies worldwide.

Scienscope International has been a manufacturer of a variety of machine vision products since 1995. Scienscope provides optical and video inspection products such as basic stereo microscopes, trinocular microscopes, machine vision, x-ray products, measurement systems, CCTV cameras, and more. Scienscope serves mainly the electronics and PCB industries.

Optical Sorting Systems Companies Serving Illinois

Omron Microscan is a global leader in technology for precision data acquisition and control solutions serving a wide range of automation and OEM applications. Omron Microscan focuses on technologies of automatic identification (auto ID), machine vision, and illumination with application solutions ranging from basic barcode reading up to complex machine vision inspection, gauging, and measurement.