StreamPix high-speed multi-camera trouble shooting system for production lines

NorPix, a developer of high-speed digital video capture software for ultra slow-motion, have introduced the latest edition of StreamPix. Featuring high-speed capture and recording capabilities StreamPix is suited to tasks related to rapidly resolving and preventing paper break events at paper mills and printing presses.

When a paper-break event is detected, StreamPix software automatically marks the event in the video recording. Teams can then easily review the pre-event and post-event video by using the slow motion and frame-by-frame playback modes present in the software tools.

Software running on the StreamPix Recording Station can capture images simultaneously from multiple cameras
• Up to 16 cameras per computer
• Using industry-standard protocols such as GigE Vision at GigE, 10 GigE, or 25 GigE speeds, Camera Link, and CoaXPress.
• Supports over 200 different brands of machine vision cameras.
• High frame rate, multiple resolution such as VGA at 1600 fps, HD at 1000 fps, 6.4 MP and higher at 174 fps.
• Supported Cameras list for StreamPix
• Long time recording with JPEG compression.
• Portable or desktop computer.
• Multi camera synchronization.
• Interconnect with your PLC via Modbus TCP, OPC or direct DC input 5v, 24v or contact closure.
• It can capture images from each camera at 800 x 600 pixel resolution, at up to 1578 frames per second, recording up to 189 hours of continuous image data, stored either uncompressed or in JPEG format.
• Event monitored video available as standard compressed MP4 or AVI.

StreamPix can be applied to many applications other than paper production. Any production line that requires high speed monitoring with event detection could use StreamPix as a fault analysis system

• Pharmaceutical

• Paper and printing plants

• Plastic container manufacturer

• Web break monitoring systems for your production line

• Packaging lines

• Food production

• Component manufacturing

• Bottling lines jam troubleshooting