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Retina’s Next generation vision products
Karl Cressotti, research & development director, Retina Systems Inc.
Retina Systems, Inc. has always been focused on providing due to routine monitoring of the system’s and production’s
inspection solutions achieving a blend of the customer’s quality performance and the service associated with abnormal operation or
and manufacturing goals given the current technology available. application enhancements. Production data collected by the system
can easily be accessed and shared with management in order to
Retina Vision products have long been based upon Microsoft™ or monitor and adjust production.
Novell™ Disk Operating Systems or DOS for short. Inspection programs
built on DOS have been streamlined, efficient and fast. They have also Retina Systems has long offered its customers DOS and Windows based
been custom built and dedicated. The current computer technologies, Turnkey Automated Vision Inspection Systems. Why choose one over
third party hardware and software products and support, and the the other? The answer is relatively simple and straightforward. DOS
Microsoft Windows OS allows for greater flexibility of the inspection has always provided a dedicated platform for Retina’s vision inspection
application, system design and support. The time to deploy an software. Image acquisition and processing times were very fast
inspection application, even a custom one, can be relatively short. achieving inspection rates in excess of 700 parts per minute. The
platform was and still is extremely stable and reliable. With new vision
Standards adopted by Windows based developers guarantee easy hardware and software coming to market everyday for Microsoft
exchange of collected data and images allowing for a clearer, easier Windows™ based computers, Retina has made the switch relying on
presentation, scrutiny and storage of the data with the intent to the operating system most use in the office and at home. This
improve the overall manufacturing process. Internet access via decision was not taken lightly. Retina’s reputation of providing a
Windows based software permits remote data access and remote complete inspection solution is based on its systems’ dependability,
customer support. Both are crucial elements for lessening downtime durability, and longevity as well as uncompromising customer service
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