Advantech announces the launch of its AIIS product series aimed at automation-related machine vision applications. Powered by an 6th Generation Intel Core i/Celeron SoC processer with rich I/O and flexible extendibility, Advantech’s AIIS series enhances operations by providing outstanding machine vision performance, state-of-art computing, and flexible expandability. The AIIS series products support PoE/USB 3.0 camera interfaces equipped with a dedicated controller for maximizing the image acquisition bandwidth and preventing frame losses.
Categorized into two design architectures – ruggedized (AIIS-5410P and AIIS-1200P/U) and high-performance (AIIS-3400P/U and AIIS-3410P/U), the AIIS machine vision systems are suitable for various machine automation operations, including automated optical inspection (AOI), vision guidance robotics (VGR), and alignment inspection applications. Additionally, Advantech’s machine vision systems have undergone tests for compatibility with its tier one camera partners, Basler and Point Grey, to ensure convenient integration and implementation.
Ruggedized Machine Vision Systems Designed for Industrial Environments
For ruggedized machine vision systems, Advantech developed the palm-sized AIIS-1200P/U and fanless AIIS-5410P models that feature durable architecture, protection from dust, as well as a compact space-saving design. Meanwhile, the wide operating temperature (-20 ~ 60 °C) and input power (9 ~ 36V DC) range of AIIS-5410P and AIIS-1200P/U make them suitable for operation in harsh industrial environments.
High-Performance Machine Vision Systems for Diverse Applications
For high-performance machine vision systems, Advantech produced the AIIS-3400P/U and AIIS-3410P/U models equipped with a 6th Gen Intel Core i processor and 4-channel GigE PoE/USB 3.0 camera interface. In addition to delivering high computing power, the AIIS-3410P/U can be integrated with advanced expansion modules (such as iDoor) for installing extra add-on cards to support diverse applications.
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