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Rockwell's Automation Fair 2014 to Feature Teledyne DALSA’s Industrial Vision Solutions

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Nov 14 2014

Teledyne DALSA, a Teledyne Technologies company and a global leader in machine vision technology, will exhibit its industrial vision solutions in Booth 371 at Automation Fair 2014.

BOA smart cameras and GEVA vision systems will be featured at the Rockwell Automation Fair 2014.

The two-day Rockwell Automation event will feature smart, safe and sustainable manufacturing solutions for achieving faster time to market, optimizing assets, lowering total cost of ownership, and improving enterprise risk management. Automation Fair will take place from November 19-20, 2014 at the Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, CA.

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BOA Smart Cameras – Highly integrated vision systems specifically designed for factory floor automation. The BOA camera line includes a range of resolution and performance models for both monochrome and color applications. Complete with the choice of embedded application software, BOA is offered with panel ready accessories that provide integration convenience and expandability.

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GEVA Vision Systems – The GEVA platform offers the ease-of-use, performance and flexibility to meet the diverse requirements of industrial inspection. Integrated with high speed camera ports, multi-core processing and choice of application software, these systems provide the capabilities and versatility to suit a wide range of multi-camera applications.

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