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By the new optical sensors of the O330 family, sensor expert Baumer adds a breath of fresh air to the standard class of compact light barriers and photoelectric proximity switches: enhanced performance reserve capacity for reliable object detection and with extra smart features such as 3D MCAD data with integrated beam path. 

The Baumer Blue initiative of sensor specialist Baumer for environmentally friendly energy use goes on. In June 2023, more than 800 photovoltaic modules with a nominal output of 340 kilowatts peak (kWp) will be installed on plant buildings at the Frauenfeld site.

Ultra-precise image acquisition in semiconductor production and in environments with increased temperature require good camera cooling. Baumer offers the smart, space-saving solution: industrial cameras with integrated cooling pipe. This ensures temperature stability in a compact design.

Sensor and industrial camera expert Baumer has further extended its broad product portfolio by a new, compact multicode reader. The IDC200 is based on an innovative technology platform and is the latest highlight in the Baumer Smart Vision portfolio. It offers high usability at easy installation and commissioning in parallel. The device is capable of processing up to 40 frames per second, even of different code types. The bright integrated illumination will solve even challenging applications without the need for any external illumination, and hence without additional costs and effort.

Baumer, a leading company in machine vision, today announced it has joined NVIDIA Metropolis, a program focused on bringing to market a new generation of vision AI applications. The program nurtures a rich ecosystem and offers powerful developer tools to supercharge vision AI applications that are designed to make the world’s most important spaces and operations safer and more efficient.

This mixture does work fine: A visionary idea, high-tech components at their best, and enthusiastic students working together to achieve a great goal. Welcome to the Innovation Park Zurich. On the grounds of the Dübendorf airfield, 35 students from ETH Zurich and other universities are working on prototypes for the high-speed mobility of the future in the Swissloop project.