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June Hwang, CEO of Crevis, claims that “Crevis always welcomes challenges to be a global partner, who makes progress in technique and human resources and grow with its clients.” On the other hand, the customers’ barrier in approaching the vision system—requiring a wide knowledge base in the marketplace—and the want of new technologies and special cameras, remained a challenge in the industry. The company addresses this challenge by providing its clients with the components needed for automation through a constant lookout to deliver truly innovative products and technologies.
Crevis releases new products every year and steadily grows not just in the domestic market but also overseas. Thus, the company now has a large selection of cameras — VGA~67MP with the most interface like GigE, CameraLink, CoaXPress, USB3.0—for machine vision added to its product portfolio. Further, to keep up with the times, the company offers Vision Block-Align in the form of a package that enables location calibration without any additional configuration. Vision Block-Align consists of IPC (a mini-size Industrial PC, expandable with Vision and I/O modules), Camera, Lens, Lighting, Cable, SMPS, and Software program.
Crevis always welcomes challenges to be a global partner, who makes progress in technique and human resources and grow with its clients
With its rich technological backup and innovation, Crevis looks back to its beginning, where it has started the business with Samsung by accessing ODM and providing analog cameras. The company further developed its business with many other ODMs for golf camera, vision sensor camera, Short wave Infra-Red (SWIR) camera, and more. With such mighty steps in its journey, Crevis has achieved its trust from the customers and remains a leader in machine vision camera sales.
Through its ability to provide highly reliable and price-competitive products along with rapid technical support based on diverse and long-standing experiences, the company has achieved localization and has enabled many equipment manufacturers to reduce costs. In addition, Crevis uses technology for its benefit of managing quality and delivery times, which starts with the SMT process replacing the PCB, producing and replacing them with their in-house technology. June states the driving force behind the technological growth as “Crevis aims to be a representative company developing the world’s leading high-performance digital imaging and semiconductor solutions.”
As a designer and manufacturer for machine vision cameras, Crevis is on a constant quest to provide high quality and low price products. As a result, the company replaces expensive foreign products with localized high-quality products of Crevis through its quality assurance system.
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Crevis
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June Hwang, CEO
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Crevis, a trustworthy domestic machine vision camera manufacturer, gives utmost importance to attentive listening and clarifying the customers' demands to save time and increase productivity by specifying minor or major changes tailored to the requirements and applications. With over 20 years of experience, the South Korean company designs, develops, manufactures, markets, and distributes technologies with specialized expertise in area scan, line scan, and other customized cameras. Aiming to lead in high-performance digital imaging and semiconductor solutions, Crevis releases new products every year and steadily grows in the domestic and overseas market
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OTTAWA - Pleora Technologies announced that CREVIS, a leading manufacturer of industrial networking equipment headquartered in South Korea, has selected eBUS SDK to provide critical receive capabilities for its new line of GigE Vision and USB3 Vision machine vision cameras.
As camera frame rates increase to support advanced inspection applications, poorly designed receive drivers unnecessarily overburden machine vision system processing. This leads to frame loss and latency concerns that result in data processing and display errors. In benchmark testing against competing approaches, Pleora's eBUS Receive solution reduces processing requirements by over 20 percent.
"CREVIS is known for our expertise in industrial automation technology, and it's critical that we continuously develop performance-leading solutions as new applications for machine vision cameras emerge," said Sanghyun Lee, General Manager, CREVIS. "Pleora provides CREVIS with a field-proven receive solution and engineering support that ensures performance and easy integration for our camera customers while helping speed our time-to-market for new solutions."
eBUS SDK is the machine vision industry's most widely deployed software solution for image capture, display, and transmission supporting third-party cameras and imaging devices across GigE Vision and USB3 Vision interface formats. Pleora's eBUS Receive streamlines high-speed reception of images or data into buffers for hand-off to the end application for further analysis.
The eBUS Universal Pro driver reduces CPU usage when receiving images or data, leaving more processing power for analysis and inspection applications while helping meet latency and throughput requirements for real-time applications. The SDK offers a comprehensive suite of libraries for image acquisition, device control, image processing, and user interface design to simplify imaging device development and system integration.
"Our eBUS Receive solution solves critical latency and CPU utilization concerns for device and system designers developing real-time imaging applications," said Harry Page, President, Pleora Technologies. "Partnering with leading camera manufacturers such CREVIS, our software expertise combined with application engineering support delivers significant performance advantages while reducing design time, complexity, and costs."