Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be very worthwhile when it comes to identifying the bar codes on goods. Interfering factors can be identified quickly and easily both during commissioning of a system and during operation

New MD7 system from Leuze makes automation easier: IO-Link master, hubs and sensors enable high-performance systems to be implemented in the smart factory

Despite the coronavirus pandemic and the decline in plant and mechanical engineering, 2020 was a successful business year for Leuze

3D safety systems are a good option for reliably monitoring danger zones. They present a safe alternative, even in harsh environments where e.g. sparks, dirt and dust occur. They are therefore also a solution for applications where previously optical sensors were unable to provide a reliable answer

In 2020, Leuze set a new milestone in its company history: after just 12 months of construction time, the Sensor People put their new international distribution center into operation in Unterlenningen, near the Leuze headquarters.

Leuze is launching an innovative mounting bracket for their 25C sensors that saves conveyor system manufacturers both time and money

With the LBK radar system, Leuze expands its safety product range. The 3D safety system reliably monitors danger zones – even in harsh environments with dirt, dust and welding sparks.

New stationary bar code reader is ideal for container and tray identification and especially suited to conveyor systems with limited installation space.

The dual channel principle is just one of many new developments within the scope of Leuze's nearly 60 years of innovation history.

In addition to the demands on productivity, high expectations of consumers and retailers weigh on food manufacturers and processors. They expect not only safe and qualitatively perfect foodstuffs.