Machine vision system donated to MSU

Michigan State University’s School of Packaging has received an In-Sight® 1000 vision sensor donated by Cognex for use in the school’s packaging curriculum.

Sep 30, 2003

The curriculum covers package design, quality assurance, regulation, as well as the operation of various types of packaging machinery. Cognex donated the system to MSU as part of the “Cognex on Campus” grant program. For more information on MSU’s School of Packaging, call 517/355-9586, or visit www.msu.edu/sop.

Michigan State University School of Packaging

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