The laboratory and research industry faces unique challenges including long-standing, legacy pain points and frequently evolving needs. These include paramount safety and regulatory requirements for lab workers and patients alike, the need for high containment and sterility, and the integration of cutting-edge technologies. Complex and sensitive facilities require specialized testing solutions to ensure compliance, safety, and reliability. Effective planning and laboratory design and construction are crucial to creating environments that support advanced research and manufacturing processes, especially in the pharmaceutical and medical device sectors.

• High Intensity: up to 9x brighter than the existing SL191 Pattern Projecting Spot Light and more than 3x brighter than the leading competitive structured light projector. 
• Projection patterns are easily configured with available reticles, including line, grid, cross, multiple lines, and half sphere, with custom reticles available. 
• Customizable: available in multiple wavelengths, including white. 
• Constructed with a large heat sink for improved LED thermal management to facilitate increased brightness while maintaining safe operating temperatures. 
• Ideal solution for machine vision inspection applications requiring structured illumination, including edge detection, locating offsets, and assessing topography. 
• Requires a reticle and lens (sold separately); see available reticles here.

• The SL2507 is characterized as a Small Aimed Spot Light. 
• Precisely aimed LEDs provide a level of lighting control not found in traditional illuminators. 
• A range of standoffs and fields of view may be specified at the time of order. 
• The spot light is available in a wide range of wavelengths from UV to IR. 
• Diffuser and polarizer options are also available. 
• The SL2507 provides 2.6kLux at a working distance of 4” (100mm).

• The Pulsar 320E provides the ultimate in lighting control for strobe-only, high power applications. 
• 2 outputs for controlling 2 lights independently, each capable of 50A @ 100V DC.

• The Wide Linear Diffuse Light series is ideal for the inspection of elongated or cylindrical objects. 
• Perfect for inspections requiring a multi-camera setup. 
• Can be provided with up to 4 viewing ports. 
• Expandable lengths from 6” – 36” (152 – 194mm) in 6” increments.

• The Narrow Linear Diffuse Light series is ideal for precision scanning of highly reflective materials. 
• The DL151 is available in a wide range of wavelengths and provides up to 28kLux at a 1” (25mm) standoff. 
• The extruded aluminum enclosure can be expanded in 2″ (51mm) increments from 2″ to 70″ (1778mm).

• With an intensity of over 150 klx at 300 mm WD in continuous operation, the SL316 UltraSeal Spot Light delivers industry-leading intensity with consistent uniformity. 
• Available with narrow, medium, and wide lensing options as well as a non-lensed configuration for high dispersion. 
• Configurable in eleven wavelength options. 
• Compatible with all Ai inline and discreet control systems. The SL316 can be operated in continuous, gated continuous, pulsed, and adaptive pulsed modes with dimming options for brightness control.

• Boost performance by up to 3x over its precursor thanks to an Intel x6000 series embedded processor 
• Capture high-resolution images at high speed through a choice of CMOS sensors from two to 16 Megapixels 
• Deploy in dirty, humid, or harsh industrial environments by way of a compact IP67-rated design 
• Communicate actions and results to other automation and enterprise equipment via real-time digital I/Os, and Ethernet (TCP/IP, CC-Link IE Field Basic, EtherNet/IP™2, Modbus® , PROFINET® , and native robot interfaces) 
• Handle Human-Machine Interface (HMI) function by way of VGA and USB connectivity 
• Simplify vision setup and upkeep via integrated lens focusing and illumination intensity control 
• Synchronize to the manufacturing line through the support for incremental rotary encoders 
• Solve machine vision applications efficiently with Aurora Design Assistant by constructing flowcharts instead of writing program code 
• Maintain control and independence through the ability to code custom flowchart steps 
• Tackle machine vision applications with utmost confidence using field-proven tools for analyzing, locating, classifying, measuring, reading, and verifying 
• Leverage deep learning for visual inspection through image classification and segmentation tools