Picker lines with scanner

The robotic pickers from Schubert (Dallas, TX) now are controlled by a scanner that provides a cost-effective solution compared to cameras, says the maker.

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Using infrared lighting, the scanner delivers a robust, distortion-free and parallax-free product silhouette insensitive to light fluctuations. The scanner has a standard viewing length of 1겨 mm. The resolution of the sensors is 0.125 mm per pixel.

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