Cognex offers the most advanced imager based technology available for 1-D barcode and for 2-D Data Matrix and QR code reading.
Regardless of the barcode symbology, size, quality, printing method, or surface the codes are marked on… WE CAN READ IT!
• Dot peened datamatrix on curved, shiny surface
• Damaged 2D codes
• Damaged 1D barcodes, unreadable with laser scanners
WE CAN READ IT!
The Dataman product range includes fixed mount readers, hand held readers and mobile terminals.
Stationary barcode readers offer the necessary speed and accuracy for high-speed, high-volume scanning in distribution centers, warehouses, and manufacturing lines. These hands-free barcode scanners are rugged, space efficient, and easily integrated with conveyor systems.
Handheld corded or wireless barcode readers are ideal for retail environments, smaller operations, or for moving around the warehouse. Mobile barcode scanners are ergonomically designed, easy to use, cost-effective, and can be quickly deployed without complex integration.
Barcode verification scanners are calibrated devices that grade the quality of 1D and 2D codes according to ISO or ANSI standards and are essential to barcode tracking systems. High quality optics, advanced algorithms, and easy to use software ensure compliance with industry standard guidelines.
A barcode reader, often called a barcode scanner, is an input device that captures and reads the information contained in a barcode. Barcodes come in a range of 1D or 2D symbologies and are used to track almost every item in industry and commerce. Barcode readers decipher the encoded data to trace parts or shipments, manage inventory, verify product authenticity, and more.
Barcode readers acquire and report vast amounts of information quickly, accurately, and cost-effectively. They are the backbone of industrial connectivity, from factory automation to point of sale (POS) at retail stores.
Laser barcode scanners, like RF guns or raster laser scanners, are still used in retail. However, manufacturing and logistics companies have switched to image-based barcode readers for their robustness, reliability, and ability to read 2D codes. Image-based barcode readers consist of a light, an optical lens, a high-definition sensor, image-processing algorithms, and a network connection that communicates with industrial protocols.
Any business that handles inventory, sells products, manufactures parts, tracks and manages shipping, has products with expiration dates, generates reports for regulators, or wants to improve and expand operations must base its information system on barcodes and industrial barcode readers.
