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Vision Sensor CS-62
Vision Sensor CS-62
Description
On Equal Footing with Smart Cameras
New Vision Sensor CS-62 from di-soric Solves Complex Image Processing Tasks
The new Vision Sensor CS-62 and the latest software version nVision-i 25.1 form a powerful, flexible, and easily customizable image processing system. Featuring a logically structured user interface and intuitively configurable tools, even complex detection, inspection, and measurement tasks can be solved reliably in process. New: the integrated Smart Tool allows individual tools to be linked together almost at the push of a button. Users benefit from a cost-effective vision solution for complex applications that were previously the domain of smart cameras.
Equipped with optimized hardware, the CS-62 is three to four times faster than the smaller CS-60 model. The current software release nVision-i 25.1 from di-soric represents the tremendous versatility and flexibility of this innovative image processing solution: users gain more performance and options, and can easily create large jobs using the available tools. For example: smooth live images for better adjustments (focus, exposure time, camera alignment) and no waiting time when adding tools.
With a comprehensive, freely selectable set of image processing tools, tasks can now be handled that previously exceeded the standard capabilities of classic vision sensors. Thanks to the user-friendly interface, users can implement almost any requirement independently, without extensive training.
An Image Processing System for Broad Applications
The CS-6x series vision sensors from di-soric stand for efficient and reliable image processing solutions.
Standard tools like locating, detecting, and counting are used when parts need to be identified or checked for completeness. Tasks become more complex when distances, angles, or diameters must be captured and further processed. Tools such as image correction and calibration ensure high image quality and reliable object measurements in millimeters. If needed, additional ID tools like 1D/2D code reading or OCR functions can be added. Essentially, one sensor type is sufficient—kept up to date and expanded as needed via software upgrades. You only pay for what you actually use.
With four interchangeable S-mount M12 standard lenses (focal lengths of 3.6 mm, 8 mm, 16 mm, and 25 mm with adjustable focus), a wide range of tasks with varying requirements for distance, image section, resolution, and depth of field can be optimally solved.
Vision Sensor Goes Smart Camera
With the CS-62 Vision Sensor and the latest nVision-i 25.1 software release, the second generation of intelligent image processing solutions is now available. With the Smart license, users gain maximum flexibility and most of the functionality and performance of a smart camera—at the price of a vision sensor. Using the integrated Smart Tool, users can logically link individual tools, transfer results or calculated values between them, and combine them mathematically. This leads to more accurate evaluations. Even components with high variation can be detected quickly and reliably without changing jobs. Users can also freely design and customize visualizations and interfaces with this innovative vision solution.
The powerful software enables customers to inspect even complex components. We can now design tracking as needed: for example, linking a circle center coordinate—such as a borehole—with an angle measured by an edge tool, allowing for maximum flexibility and precision. A special feature: tools can be interconnected and, if necessary, calculated together to provide significantly more accurate results than a standard vision sensor.
Solving Complex Tasks with the Smart Tool
Using suitable tools, edges can be identified in the image, and intersections of lines can be calculated. These can be transferred directly to other tools and used as reference points. Similarly, an angle can be set as a parameter and passed to other tools. The Smart Tool offers the advantage of making decisions within the camera itself about the next step: if part A is detected, inspections proceed with specific tools; if part B is in view, the sensor switches to a different inspection process.
For label applications requiring dimensional accuracy and precise placement, especially with non-rectangular labels, the new CS-62 Vision Sensor offers far more reliable control than simply measuring distance from an edge or detecting a left/right boundary. The modern sensor can determine corner points, distances to arbitrary points, and intersections.
With the CS-62 Vision Sensor, users can identify quality changes in a process early on. For example, if the sensor monitors an adhesive dispenser, it uses reference images to detect when the contour or output amount deviates from tolerances and flags the result as defective/NOK.
At manual workstations, the CS-62 Vision Sensor offers creative support beyond simple OK/NOK evaluations. Thanks to the customizable visualization features of the new nVision-i 25.1 software, assembly personnel at manual workstations can be guided with visual cues for the next step in the process.
Meeting Individual Needs with Standard Products
The second generation of intelligent vision sensors from di-soric is no longer limited to basic applications like presence or position checks. They now offer much of the performance of smart cameras and can handle complex applications—at significantly lower costs and with the easy-to-use interface and configuration that di-soric vision sensors are known for. When complexity isn’t needed, it doesn’t appear in the job creation process.
Ultimately, the CS-6x vision sensor series from di-soric follows one guiding principle: We offer Individual Standards! This means we’re able to tailor our standard products to the specific needs of our customers—including customized hardware/software and user interface design to fit their corporate identity.
