Inspection technique: Inspection with two 14-megapixel cameras.

We will conduct operational verification when connecting two high-resolution (14 million pixels) cameras to one computer and starting them simultaneously!

In recent years, with the miniaturization and precision of machinery and equipment, smaller components are often used, and when performing image inspection of such small-sized parts, high-resolution cameras are increasingly utilized for imaging. However, when using high-resolution cameras, a high-spec computer is also required to connect the cameras. Therefore, in this report, we would like to present the operational verification and results of connecting two high-resolution (14 million pixels) cameras to a single computer and starting them simultaneously. As a result of the verification, we were able to display the screens of both 14 million pixel cameras on a single computer screen. (Figure 1) Additionally, the image below shows the image captured by one of the two connected cameras. It is possible to detect parts that are less than 2mm (approximately 0.8×1.6mm) within a field of view of about 100mm square. (Figure 2 shows an enlarged image of the part outlined in red in the overall image on the left.)

Visual Inspection Equipment