BRINGING THINGS INTO FOCUS
Application scope to be evaluated
Stationary vision.
Inspection with the part held still
For inspection tasks where the part is held still. Start with the code, text or feature to check, the working distance and the acceptance rule.
FUNCTIONAL CONCEPT / NOT A PRODUCT RENDERStationary acquisition
RGB and native monochrome variants planned
Application-defined acceptance rules
+DESIGNED AROUND THE INSPECTION
Start with the visible difference.
Define what separates an acceptable part from an unacceptable one. Camera position, fixture repeatability and lighting should make that difference visible before selecting inspection tools.
Specify the whole inspection.
The intended core architecture combines onboard processing, 24 V input, Ethernet and interchangeable optics. The application review defines the configuration, including lighting, mounting, software and integration.
MODULAR VISION / INTENDED ARCHITECTURE
01 / ACQUIRE
Modular sensor
Optics + image sensor PCB
02 / PROCESS
Embedded compute
Onboard processing intended
03 / CONNECT
Industrial interface
24 V DC + Ethernet intended
04 / CONFIGURE
RAZANT Studio
Local browser configuration
CONTROL + LIGHTING INTERFACES TO BE SPECIFIED
Configuration scope. Component selection, electrical design, thermal limits, and compliance requirements are specified for the selected application.
+CONFIGURE FOR THE APPLICATION
A clear view
of the details.
These specifications describe the intended direction. They are not a released product datasheet. Dimensions, performance, environmental limits, and compliance remain subject to engineering validation.
| Acquisition role | Part held still during the inspection |
|---|---|
| Imaging direction | Separate RGB and native monochrome sensor variants |
| Core architecture | Onboard processing, 24 V DC input and Ethernet are intended |
| Optics | Interchangeable optics; mount and lens selection remain open |
| Illumination | Select geometry, exposure and lighting for the material |
| Open boundaries | Sensor, connectors, housing, timing and environmental limits |
| Next step | Application assessment; configuration and commercial scope discussed separately |
+POSSIBLE APPLICATIONS
Hold the part. Define the check.
+Practical questions
A little more clarity.
Which sensor will it use?
RGB and native monochrome are separate planned variants. Sensor selection remains open. Converting a colour image to grayscale does not make the sensor native monochrome.
What does a complete system cost?
No family price is approved. Compare the complete application scope: optics, lighting, power, mounting, software, integration, support and any recurring costs.
Can I order a unit here?
The website records application enquiries. It does not take payment, reserve hardware or promise a delivery date.
+YOUR CONFIGURATION
Make it your starting point.
YOUR STARTING POINT
Stationary vision.
- Optics
- Evaluate with my samples
- Lighting
- Recommend for my application
- I/O
- Discuss integration requirements
- Accessories
- None selected
Application requirements, not a validated bill of materials. Compatibility and a complete price will be assessed together. No total is estimated for this configuration.
Request a scoped quotation* Compare complete application scope: optics, lighting, power, mounting, software, integration, support and any recurring costs. No family price is approved.
+OPEN FOR APPLICATION EVALUATION
Have a job for Stationary vision?
Bring a sample, a constraint, or a question. Let’s find out how the system fits your application.
Discuss your application