Vieworks announced on the 25th that it participated in the factory automation and robotics exhibition 'Automatica 2025' held in Munich, Germany from June 24th to 27th and showcased customized machine vision solutions.
Automatica is a smart automation technology and robotics exhibition held every two years in Germany, where European buyers participate to check out the latest automation and AI convergence technologies. Vieworks exhibited a total of 24 products at this exhibition, including area scan cameras, line scan cameras, TDI line scan cameras, machine vision interfaces, lenses, and accessories.
In particular, the area scan camera 'VZ series' applicable to factory automation and robotics fields attracted the attention of local buyers. The VZ series is an ultra-small camera measuring 2.9cm x 2.9cm and is suitable for various industrial applications such as automotive, robotics, food and beverage, and pharmaceuticals. It supports Gigabit Ethernet (GigE) and USB 3.0 interfaces and is characterized by being efficient and economical as it does not require a separate frame grabber.
Additionally, Vieworks has unveiled a new 'Dual Imaging TDI Camera' that can simultaneously acquire bright field and dark field images with just one scan.
The company also introduced the 'VT Sense Series', a high-resolution industrial camera optimized for low-light environments. This camera implements images in the ultraviolet (UV), near-infrared (NIR), and short-wave infrared (SWIR) wavelength ranges, and can be used to find defects that are difficult to identify with existing visible light, and can be applied to special manufacturing fields such as display, semiconductor, secondary battery surface, and solar panel inspection.
Vieworks plans to advance into the global machine vision market by strengthening customer-tailored customization based on its vertically integrated technology capabilities encompassing design, development, and manufacturing. Through this, it plans to provide imaging solutions optimized for the process characteristics of various industries.
“The importance of intelligent vision systems combined with AI and robotics technologies is growing,” said a Vieworks official. “We will actively respond to global manufacturing innovation through solutions optimized for factory automation, automated optical inspection (AOI), and robotics.”
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