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Nestled in Natick, Massachusetts—Cognex [NASDAQ:CGNX] is a leading name in vision software and sensors, ID readers, vision systems. The company originally began developing standard machine vision hardware, and software products for OEMs. This process, over time, has evolved into an integral aspect of the manufacturing, semiconductor, and electronics capital equipment industry. With its 30 years of experience, the team at Cognex uses its state-of-the-art technology to decode many of the most challenging machine vision applications.
With President and CEO Robert Willett at the helm, the company has shipped more than one million vision-based products, the result of which is over $4 billion in cumulative revenue. Since its founding, Cognex has constantly maintained its drive to improve the performance of its industrial machine vision tools and has been committed to exploring new markets where machine vision can be incorporated.
Sight through Machine Vision
From capturing images of moving commodities to analyzing them in a real-time fashion and helping shop floor managers reach conclusions for boosting brand quality, efficiency, productivity, and regulatory compliance, Cognex’s portfolio addresses it all. These products assist machines such as factory automation equipment, vehicles, and robots in sharing information instantly, transmitting the outcomes to other equipment and systems; alleviating the hassles of decision-making in production processes. Cognex vision sensors, vision systems, 3D laser profilers, OEM vision and ID systems, image engines, and Cognex Vision Library work in tandem to minimize defects, speed-up production and reduce costs across automotive, mobile devices, medical devices, consumer products, pharmaceutical, electronics, food and beverage, and semiconductor manufacturing.
While considering a machine-vision system, the chief predicaments are around capital costs, technical know-how in machine-vision systems, and the need for lighting expertise
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