Robotic Painting Optimization
Vision Solutions International is currently involved in a program to develop technology to reduce the concerns that currently limit the use of robotically applied camouflage painting in DoD depots and in job-lot limited commercial operations.  Phase 1 focuses on a thorough review of the Barstow physical facility and development of the Statement of Work. This Statement of Work addresses the physical facility needs, the variables imposed by the actual demonstration vehicle available for use in the project, and the economic and maintainability concerns.  Phase 2A will demonstrate the actual hardware, software and the human/software/hardware interface system that would  provide capability for a full-scale system suitable for installation at Barstow.  The demonstration will be at CTA in Madison, Alabama.  Participants include CTA Automation Technology, Inc. (CTA); Vision Solutions International Inc. (VSII); U.S. Marines (Barstow); U.S. Army (Red River), Penn State ARL, and National Center for Manufacturing Sciences.

For more information, check on-line at: http://ctma.ncms.org/activeprojects.htm, or contact: Program Manager: Connie Philips, (734)995-7051, conniep@ncms.org

Matrox Camera Support
Vision Solutions International is pleased to announce that is has added the Matrox Iris P-300 smart camera to the family of cameras supported its VisionHub robot guidance system. The newly introduced Iris P-Series uses a real-time operating system to deliver the performance and robustness necessary for mission critical machine vision applications at a very competitive price.

Vision Hub Web Interface
Vision Solutions International has recently announced the development of their web user interface for their Vision Hub product. This interface allows accessibility to the status and control of the vision system using a standard web browser from any computer connected to the network. This interface eliminates the need for a monitor and keyboard on the factory floor, or installing custom software on a computer in order to access the vision system. The user can view camera images, check the status of the latest executed commands, and modify system configuration. Accessibility to the interface and the amount of control available to the user is maintained using password protection.

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