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Stemmer Conducts Machine Vision Training Sessions in its New European Training Center

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Stemmer Imaging has instigated training programs in the new training center at its headquarters located in Puchheim.

Stemmer’s ancillary unit in Tongham, UK has also opened its new building and has started providing extensive training sessions covering various topics related to image processing like programming with the software library Common Vision Blox, fundamentals of optical illumination and techniques, quick solutions using smart cameras etc. Additionally training sessions related to products like Cognex smart camera series In-Sight, DALSA machine vision software suite Sherlock and DALSA vision sensors were also arranged.

In addition to this, the company provides tailor-made training and organizes special technology days. It was reported that a program focused on 3-D imaging is in the development phase and will be held in the beginning of next year. The present training schedule can be availed from the company’s website.

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