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Analyze
Components
Will work up to 40ft away, analyzing 1,500 components per hour
How LYNX Works
LYNX software compares the current assembly, identifies Variations to Find Mistakes, and generates reports
Better Than Measurement
The purpose of LYNX is to verify that everything is installed and no components are missing. See the example below, where the fastener is mounted in the wrong position.
Analyze
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Spot the
Mistake
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Highlight Issue,
Generate Report
LYNX indicates where the issue is located. An image will be displayed and documented in reports
Flexible Mounting and 360 degree view
LYNX systems have been designed so the camera and lighting system can be rotated 360 degrees around the vertical axis with additional rotation on the horizontal axis. The result is an extremely wide view angle. LYNX can be mounted in any orientation. Typically they are overhead, above a work area. But in some situations they may be mounted to the side or underneath an assembly.
Data
Collection
The part being checked is brought into a reference position. Multiple LYNX units can work together to speed throughput and allow both sides of a part to be checked at the same time.
Faster, Easy to Understand Analysis
After a series of images is collected on a reference part, areas of interest are highlighted in the software. As the LYNX software compares the current assembly to the reference, any variations are automatically identified.
Traceability and Documentation
Reports are automatically generated and preserved that fully document the condition of your assembly when it was built. Reports are customizable to include the items you wish to document.