MCA Announces Free Webinar on motion, vision integration.
Press Release Summary:
On March 23, 2012 from 11:00 am to 12:00 noon EST, Motion Control Association (MCA), in collaboration with AIA, global trade association for vision and imaging industry, will host free webinar on Advanced Motion and Vision Integration. It will be presented by Senior Engineer Priya Ramachandran from National Instruments, and participants will gain in-depth knowledge of different integration levels as well as benefits of motion and vision integration.
Original Press Release:
MCA Announces Free Webinar on Advanced Motion and Vision Integration
(Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA) The Motion Control Association (MCA), in collaboration with its sister association, AIA, the global trade association for the vision and imaging industry, will host a free webinar on Advanced Motion and Vision Integration on Friday, March 23, 2012 from 11:00 am to 12:00 noon EST. This webinar will be presented by Senior Engineer Priya Ramachandran from National Instruments. Over 520 people have already registered to participate. In addition to National Instruments, Infranor and MoviMED are sponsoring this webinar.
Integrated motion-vision systems can automate tasks at accuracies and speeds that provide next-generation machines with faster throughput, higher quality, and lower cost. These benefits are being leveraged across many industries and applications. Webinar participants will gain in-depth knowledge of the different integration levels starting from the basic to highly advanced applications requiring FPGA-based solutions.
Participants will learn the benefits of motion and vision integration; the implementation techniques for integrating motion and vision systems; and solutions to address common challenges that developers face when integrating motion and vision.
This webinar is open to anyone interested in this topic. Free registration is available on www.motioncontrolonline.org.
About MCA
The Motion Control Association (MCA) is a global not-for-profit trade group dedicated to promoting the understanding and use of motion control technologies and developing business opportunities for mechanical and electronic (mechatronics) motion control companies. Founded in 2006, they currently have 70 member companies from around the world. Members include global manufacturers of complete motion control systems, component manufacturers, distributors, system integrators, end users, consulting firms, academic institutions and research groups directly involved with mechanical and electronic (mechatronics) motion control.
MCA is part of the Association for Advancing Automation (A3), formerly the Automation Technologies Council, an umbrella group with over thirty years' experience serving over 650 global automation companies involved in robotics (Robotic Industries Association, www.robotics.org), vision and imaging (AIA, www.visionionline.org), motion control and related automation technologies.
