DEEDIIM Sensors Leads with the Launch of Compact Machine Vision Sensors
28 January 2025
DEEDIIM Sensors Co., Ltd., a specialist in surface machine vision sensors, unveiled two compact models at the Suwon Production Automation Exhibition (SMATEC) this past November. These new models are designed for small, precise surface inspections and maintain the performance of previous models while being reduced to about half the size, making them ideal for installation in narrow spaces.
Currently, most surface inspections are still performed through the operator's visual inspection because it is difficult to set up the illumination that can cover the complex shapes and various defect features of the target. The operator's visual inspection faces challenges in smart factory implementation, as it lacks consistency due to the subjective decision of inspectors and makes it impossible to convert the data into digital form.
These challenges can be solved with the Surf.Finder from DEEDIIM Sensors. The Surf.Finder is a surface inspection sensor, and the representative technologies are Free Illumination and Surface-Property-Imaging. The Free Illumination technology allows for flexible illumination setup and control based on the product's size, shape, and material.
This not only allows for the detection and classification of defects such as stains, scratches, and dents but also enables selective observation of specific defects, improving inspection efficiency while enhancing the accuracy and reliability of defect detection. The demand for precision inspection solutions has been rapidly increasing in major industries such as electric vehicle batteries, semiconductors, and smartphones. In response to this trend, DEEDIIM Sensors is expanding its solutions with compact machine vision sensors that can meet a wide range of customer needs.
The new products are designed to be used in limited space environments and are expected to receive strong demand from customers requiring precise inspection and automated quality control.
The compact models include Surf.Finder-MS and Surf.Finder-ML, with the additional option of coaxial illumination in the Surf.Finder-MS-C and Surf.Finder-ML-C models. Among them, the MS model is suitable for inspection targets with small sizes and rough surfaces, such as semiconductor, smartphone components. Additionally, the ML-C model is suitable for inspecting flat materials such as displays and films, with shiny surfaces and curved edges.
Source: prnewswire.com