Explore solution examples featuring lighting, cameras, lenses, and peripheral equipment that make the invisible visible.
Application Examples
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Minimizes variations in image brightness caused by differences in color and shape, enabling clear image capture
HDR Imaging Solution
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Allows for imaging of unevenness and striae in transparent objects that are difficult to visualize
Imaging Solution for Transparent Objects Through Screen Projection
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Visualizes nanometer-to-micrometer scale minute scratches, steps, surface irregularities, and subtle surface tilts.
Differential Interference Contrast Unit and Polarized Pupil Division Unit
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Enables simultaneous observation of scratches and stains inspection using color images.
Multiple Inspection Solution Using Monochrome Line Scan Camera
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Achieves inspection of foreign objects and surface irregularities on three-dimensional, glossy workpieces.
Solution for Appearance Inspection of Glossy Three-Dimensional Workpieces
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Multi-ring lighting supports multiple inspection tasks while saving space.
Multi-stage Ring Light
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A combination of lenses and lighting suited to inspecting the inner surfaces of cylindrical objects and the inner walls of holes
Imaging Solutions for Internal Inspection
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Visualizes shallow dents and sink marks by rapidly switching between vertical and horizontal stripe patterns
Two-Axis Phase Shift Lighting
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Detects unevenness and scratches by suppressing surface patterns using illumination from multiple directions
Appearance Inspection Using Photometric Stereo
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Enables moisture content detection and internal inspection through transmission using near-infrared light
Near-Infrared Light + Near-Infrared Camera
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Multi-wavelength imaging solution for detecting subtle color differences and foreign objects
Multi-Band Light
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An imaging method for moving objects that cancels surface patterns and captures wrinkles and surface irregularities
Line-Scan Camera + Photometric Stereo
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Analyzes wavelengths to visualize subtle differences in color, materials, and foreign materials
Hyperspectral Imaging
Imaging Cases by Industry
Imaging results can vary significantly depending on factors such as the shape of the lighting, emission color, and illumination method. Please browse the examples below to see imaging applications for various industries and use cases. If you find an imaging example that closely matches your requirements, please feel free to contact us. CCS will propose the most suitable lighting solutions and illumination methods to address your specific challenges and requirements.
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