Neousys Nuvis-7306RT-NuMCU Intel Coffee Lake Machine Vision Controller with NuMCU Real-Time I/O and GPU Slot

Inspection lines need the camera, the light and the reject actuator to act within microseconds of an encoder pulse, every time. The Neousys Nuvis-7306RT-NuMCU handles that timing on a dedicated microcontroller running NuMCU firmware, while the PC runs the vision software and the GPU runs the inspection models. It is the NuMCU version of the Nuvis-7306RT series.

The processor is an Intel 9th or 8th Gen Core i7 or i5 at 35 W or 65 W on the Q370 chipset, with AMT 12.0, TPM 2.0 and up to 64 GB of DDR4-2666. A cassette with two PCIe x16 Gen3 slots (eight lanes each) takes an NVIDIA GPU of up to 120 W, or a CameraLink or CoaXPress frame grabber, cooled by its own fans.

The vision I/O on the Nuvis-7306RT-NuMCU includes a 4-channel LED lighting controller (up to 2 A per channel or 24 V, with 100 kHz dimming), four isolated 12 V camera triggers, a quadrature encoder input, eight isolated high-speed inputs and eight isolated outputs. It also has six GbE ports (four PoE+), eight USB 3.1 ports, VGA, DVI-D and DisplayPort, four COM ports, two SATA bays with RAID and an M.2 NVMe socket.

Power is 8 to 35 V DC. The system runs from -25 °C to 60 °C with a 35 W CPU and a 120 W GPU, meets MIL-STD-810G for vibration and shock, and carries CE and FCC Class A. The Nuvis-7306RT-DTIO offers the other firmware, and the Nuvo-7164GC/7166GC series suits pure AI inference work without the vision I/O.