Image recognition lens
Image recognition lens
In the fields of high technology and factory automation, efforts are being made to pursue labor-saving and rationalization, leading to a diversification of needs for products. The specifications of lenses used for image recognition have also seen various requests depending on their applications, and the types of lenses range from high-end products to custom-made and general-purpose items, each utilized according to their specific use. However, it is unfortunate that in many cases, excessively expensive products that do not fit the intended use are being used in actual devices, production lines, and on-site operations. We aim to provide lenses for image recognition as simple and low-cost tools, assisting in cost reduction and efficiency improvement in device installation and on-site work.
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[Demo Equipment Rental] Optical-related Equipment and Parts, Miraku Optical Co., Ltd.
Demo units such as the ant trench stage and major scope are available for loan!
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Design engineers provide individual support for the "Product Utilization Proposal and Verification Agency Service."
From product selection to combination proposals and even on-site verification, everything is free!
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MADE IN JAPAN! Optical Equipment and Components 'Comprehensive Catalog'
Introducing products meticulously crafted through precise and delicate manual work, such as the ant-groove stage, major scope, lenses for image recognition, and air pits!
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Image recognition lens / vacuum tweezers "Air Pit"
Introducing the "image recognition lens" that allows for selection based on purpose and the simple-structured "vacuum tweezers 'Air Pit'."
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[Data Presentation] "Ari-groove Stage / Major Scope and Other Q&A Collection"
"What are the features and main applications of the ant-groove type stage?" "What is the movement amount per one rotation of the handle?" and various other Q&A are abundantly featured.
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TV macro lens
As an "easy-to-use tool." A simple and low-cost 'TV macro lens.'
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