Precision, Accuracy, Confidence

December 14, 2021

Defining the Future of Imaging

Precision, Accuracy, Confidence

Many of the industrial advancements that have occurred over the past few decades are a direct result of the continuously improving quality and precision of optical imaging systems.

Agenda

KEYNOTE

Precision and design for manufacturability leads to precise imaging systems.

Greg Hollows
Vice President, Imaging Business Unit, Edmund Optics^®

Virginia Figueroa
Operations Manager, Edmund Optics^® Tucson Manufacturing

Virginia Figueroa, Operations Manager for Edmund Optics' new manufacturing facility in Tucson, Arizona, provides an overview on what to expect from her keynote panel discussion during the next Innovation Summit.
THE ADVANTAGES OF TELECENTRICiTY

What is telecentricity and how can it be used to improve an imaging system? Learn how through this lab demostration.

Nick Sischka
Imaging Manager, Edmund Optics^®

Mary Turner
Technical Fellow, Optical Design, Edmund Optics^®

Looking to improve your imaging system? Mary Turner, Technical Fellow at Edmund Optics Tucson, will address the effects of telecentricty and how you can utilize it in your systems. Join us at our upcoming Innovation Summit to learn more!
BREAK

15 Minute Break
MANIPULATING WAVEBANDS: COLOR & FILTERS

Filters can improve image contrast by nearly 20%. Learn about why color consideration is so important for machine vision during this lab demostration.

Nick Sischka
Imaging Manager, Edmund Optics^®

Olivia Fehlberg
Design Engineer, Edmund Optics^®
THE IMPACT OF DISTORTION

Learn through this lab demostration the different types of distortion that can affect the quality of your system.

Nick Sischka
Imaging Manager, Edmund Optics^®

Jeremy Govier
Principal Engineer, Imaging, Edmund Optics^®
BREAK

15 minute Break
WHY IS RUGGEDIZATION IMPORTANT?

Ensure that the system components used in your application withstand the many possible harsh environmental factors through this interactive presentation.

Boris Lange
Manager, Imaging Europe, Edmund Optics^®
Virtual Sessions & Q&A

Join us for some additional ideas, thoughts, and discussions.

Check out our keynote presentation about lens design and precision imaging featuring Greg Hollows, Vice President, Imaging Business Unit, and Virginia Figueroa, Operations Manager, Tucson Manufacturing.

Take a deep dive into the Imaging Lab with Nick Sischka, Imaging Manager, on the Advantages of Telecentricity.

Learn why color consideration is so important for machine vision during this clip from our Innovation Summit series: Precision, Accuracy, Confidence!

Distortion can affect imaging system quality. Learn why from Nick Sischka and Jeremy Govier through this hands-on demo clip.

It seemed dynamic, the topics had variety, and nothing lasted too long that it got boring. Pacing was good. Covering topics from lighting, optics and the camera was great. Past Summit Attendee

What I liked most about the virtual summit were the technical explanations about optics, such as the laboratory demonstration part and the theory explanations. Philippe R.

I liked that we were able to interact with the Edmund Optics staff members during the presentations and could ask questions. Trenton B.

It was not a promotional event, instead good technical information and practical live presentations with lenses and cameras. Michael K.

The lab demos were excellent and really helped solidify concepts. John C.

I greatly appreciated the demonstrations as a means to introduce and see, hands on, the concepts applicable to designing/configuring an optical system. Past Summit Attendee

I did not attend an optics college, so the material is extremely useful. Tom S.

Great conversations from your speakers. Real answers to the questions from your Panelists. Bryan S.

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An opportunity for quality learning to stimulate innovation in the imaging industry for years to come.

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Innovation Summit December 2021

Defining the Future of Imaging