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Assembly Automation

ISSN: 0144-5154

Online from: 1980

Subject Area: Mechanical & Materials Engineering

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Making better “eyes” for cameras, mobile (cell) phones and cars


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Title:Making better “eyes” for cameras, mobile (cell) phones and cars
Author(s):Richard Bloss, (Associate Editor, Assembly Automation)
Citation:Richard Bloss, (2009) "Making better “eyes” for cameras, mobile (cell) phones and cars", Assembly Automation, Vol. 29 Iss: 1, pp.14 - 18
Keywords:Adhesives, Assembly, Cameras, Robotics, Telephone
Article type:Research paper
DOI:10.1108/01445150910929811 (Permanent URL)
Publisher:Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Abstract:

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to describe an innovative new technology for assembling lens elements to electronic image capture modules with high-image quality.

Design/methodology/approach – Applying robotic technology, innovative high-precision optical sensing of focus and quick UV curing of fastening adhesive to accurately combine lens with sensor using 5 degree of freedom alignment.

Findings – Automation using five degrees of motion freedom can more accurately assemble digital camera systems than previous 1 degree of freedom approaches. The approach is also more cost effective.

Practical implications – Electronic camera systems can be assembled more quickly and accurately than with previous methods and with overall cost savings. Companies may also find that other high-accuracy devices can be assembled more precisely and cheaper using quick UV cure adhesives and vision systems for accurate placement.

Originality/value – Digital camera/image systems will be more accurate and less costly, increasing the number of applications to which they can be applied.



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