Less than 72-hours after he bonded out of jail a karate instructor found himself back behind bars Buchen was released Friday afternoon on a $10,000 surety bond Those alleged incidents happened back in 2013 The latest victim is a young woman who was both Buchen's employee and karate student Friday's bond hearing was packed with supporters on both sides One of them was a mother of three daughters enrolled in Buchen's karate school "They've never sensed anything like this with him," she said "They've never had any inclination or witnessed any inappropriateness with him." the victim was assisting a karate class last February at Hibben United Methodist Church when Buchen told her he had a gift for her in his car he fondled her and rubbed up against her in a hug embrace The victim spoke through tears at Friday's hearing but he lied to me and made me feel like he had my best interest in mind," the young woman said "That's why I'm speaking out for all the young girls who are his next target the next generation of athletes also for the families and friends who don't know the truth He's not who everyone thought he was." The news was shocking for Justin Wachtengorf He is one of Buchen's former karate instructors but commends the young women for bravely coming forward "It's been very hard especially when I look back and realize I was a part of their lives as this stuff was going on and I didn't have any clue," said Wachtengorf "I look back and the signs were somewhat there and I didn't know." The chancellor of Hibben released this statement Friday: Vision and Automation Solutions for Engineers and Integrators Worldwide subscriber identity modules (SIMs) with on-board processors and memory store personal phone numbers SIM connectors from companies such as Amphenol (Wallingford CT) make contact with the SIM card and the internal electronics the body of the connectors is only 2 mm high making them well suited for slim and compact products where the card remains in a fixed position "Because of the manufacturing volume of the SIM connectors," says Helmut Kohl engineering manager with heuer Automation (Denkendorf such as our company's custom SIM inspection system must rapidly inspect a large number of parts" (see Fig Automated inspection systems must inspect the height of each pin on each connector these systems must also inspect the surface alignment of the top of each pin "In addition to checking the coplanarity of the pins to better than 5 µm," says Kohl "the system must check parts at rates to 225 per minute This necessitates performing up to 75 checks per minute on three parts at a time," he adds heuer Automation engineers use several off-the-shelf lenses and industrial automation equipment from several vendors Before individual SIM connectors can be examined they are loaded in a linear fashion onto a rotary table and index drive from Weiss Sondermaschinentechnik (Buchen/Odenwald This drive conveys individual SIM parts in a rotary or dial motion to a series of inspection stations that are positioned around the rotary table Stations on the Weiss index drive are typically set in circular fashion at 0° and the surface and contact pins are examined at stages two and three the SIM cards that have passed or failed are loaded into different bins for further processing contacts on both the top and the side of the SIM cards are checked (see Fig the parts dwell for a fixed period of time until the visual inspection process is completed To check the pins on the surface of each SIM connector "the system measures the distance between a number of pins in both horizontal and vertical dimensions." In this way the dimensional check will ensure that the part is not accepted To image the surface of such parts presented a complex problem Because of the tight tolerances associated with the parts it was necessary to use a telecentric-lens-based camera system Kohl and his colleagues chose a Simatic VS710 vision sensor from Siemens Co A machine-vision sensor/processor based on the Profibus standard from Profibus International (Karlsruhe this sensor combines all the components of an image-processing system within a single housing with a 1/2-in CCD possessing a 768 × 580-pixel resolution and running at 20 full frames/s Including an on-board CPU for image processing and memory resident storage the camera is capable of storing several test programs that are downloaded over the Profibus interface Using the Siemens ProVision configuration environment inspection programs are generated off-line on a PC in a Windows environment and then tested and loaded onto the sensor "several inspection programs can be stored and selectively opened through the interfaces as well as the teaching of connector patterns (see Fig connector-pattern calibration data and other variables can be taught and imported through the Profibus interface After the surfaces of parts have been inspected the pins at the bottom of each SIM connector must be inspected for coplanarity Kohl and his colleagues could not use conventional C-mount lenses on the VS 710 vision sensor "Checking the coplanarity of pins on the SIM connectors is crucial and conventional lenses are apt to produce distorted images," Kohl says The company chose the S5LPJ2299 telecentric lens from Sill Optics (Wendelstein Germany) to capture images across the field of view of the connector Using this lens attached to the CCD camera enables the vision inspection system to capture images that yield constant magnification over a defined working-distance range—in this case 92 mm from the surface area of the connector the telecentric lens allows the vision sensor to measure the coplanarity of the pins to better than 5 µm As the contacts of each connector are inspected results from each inspection are transmitted over the Profibus and displayed on a PC-based monitor After each inspection has produced a pass/fail result the parameters are stored in an S7 machine controller from Siemens "Although telecentric lenses allowed us to perform an exact measurement of the coplanarity of the pins," says Kohl special parallel LED lighting was required." The problem was to illuminate the small pins on the SIM connectors as they were placed within the field of view of the two Simatic VS710 vision sensors each of which view the connector from opposite sides Parallel light from a red light-emitting diode (LED) projected from under the SIM carrier is reflected from the SIMs the telecentric lenses capture a linear shadow from the pins This allows parallel light to illuminate the parts from both sides the parallel light passing through the lenses always represents the image independent of the distance the object is from the lens Because each part fits within a nest as it moves around the rotary table it needs to be picked from the nest using this illumination so that the underlying pins can be accurately inspected each Simac VS710 image sensor is again programmed using the ProVision program Kohl and his colleagues developed individually tailored algorithms and ported them to the image sensor for on-line inspection (see Fig the Weiss rotary table and index drive rotate the known good SIM connectors to the next stage of inspection using the S7 controller To offload the parts from the inspection system for further processing heuer Automation engineers employed a high-speed picker from Festo (Esslingen Germany)—a machine well suited to working in small spaces such as for the heuer Automation system design As the table indexes to the fourth and fifth stages the parts are then removed by two Festo pickers in a similar fashion As new parts appear at the next stage of the process the rotary table is again incremented and the complete procedure is repeated The complete system relies on the S7 as the master PLC to coordinate the number of cameras and table motions; each camera and automation process is controlled as a Profibus node on a single RS-485 cable network with local S7 I/O signals This modular architecture eliminates the wires otherwise needed from the cameras to the S7 controller and the automation processes substantially reducing machine production costs heuer Automation engineers added object-oriented libraries with structured code to the machine's specific control requirements With nearly 400 million mobile phones sold in 2001 according to market-researcher Dataquest (San Jose the market for automated component testing of SIMs and other telecommunications and automotive-based connectors is expected to increase during the coming decade greater demand is estimated to increase the throughput and quality of all parts in the manufacturing process companies such as heuer Automation and others will likely leverage off-the-shelf machine-vision and factory-automation components to rapidly deploy custom-made inspection systems a Charleston-area karate instructor arrested in January after being accused of sexually abusing two former students Charleston County jail records show Buchen and booked into the Sheriff Al Cannon Detention Center shortly before 8 a.m Buchen is charged with second degree assault and battery the new charge stems from allegations by a former student of Buchen's karate school The former student claims Buchen asked her to come outside so he could give her a gift after helping him teach a karate class at Hibben United Methodist Church in Mount Pleasant the victim says Buchen forcefully hugged her The victim told investigators she came forward after seeing reports of Buchen's December 2017 arrest by Charleston Police Buchen was released from jail Tuesday, Jan. 30, after posting $300,000 bond related to his arrest Jan. 16 on two charges of criminal sexual conduct of a minor Affidavits provided by Charleston Police showed Buchen allegedly molested the two girls while they were attending his martial arts camp during the summer of 2013 A message on the Buchen Martial Arts school's website acknowledges the accusations against its namesake A statement on the website reads as follows: An official with Hibben United Methodist Church said Friday the church was 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Verfahren in Bödigheim ist ein Vorzeigeprojekt für die landesweite Neuausrichtung der Flurneuordnung Brieftaubenverein Mosbach04:00 UhrErfahrung und Zeit sind die höchsten Trümpfe Der Brieftaubenverein "Über Berg und Tal Mosbach" feierte sein Jubiläum nach und startete die neue Saison Fahrraddemo in Buchen16:51 UhrEin buntes Plädoyer für sicheres Radfahren (plus Fotogalerie) Rund 150 Buchener beteiligten sich an der Fahrraddemo "Kidical Mass" Vom Kleinkind bis zu den Großeltern war alles dabei Buchen-Hainstadt15:48 UhrMaibaum kippte bei Sturm auf parkenden Opel Das Unwetter am Samstagabend sorgte für Sachschaden und einen kurzzeitigen Stromausfall Buchen-Hainstadt15:48 UhrMaibaum kippte bei Sturm auf parkenden Opel Das Unwetter am Samstagabend sorgte für Sachschaden und einen kurzzeitigen Stromausfall Landgericht Mosbach11:31 UhrAngeklagte aus "Reichsbürger"-Szene fehlen zum Prozessstart Fünf Angeklagte sollen Waffen besessen und mit einem "Reichsbürger" zusammengewohnt haben Der Mann 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Stuber: "Das muss jetzt bald besser werden" Walldürn04:00 UhrPilger aus Köln-Porz-Urbach zum 375 Buchen21:21 UhrDie Sonne lachte über Einkaufsfest Goldener Mai (Fotogalerie) Das Fest zog am Wochenende zahlreiche Besucher an Es war ein farbenfrohes Schaufenster des Einzelhandels und der Vereine Hardheim17:57 UhrRock-Bands lieferten starke Shows beim "Mayday Festival 2.0" ab Rasante Rock-Rhythmen: Der Erlös ging ans Krankenhaus und an die Jugendarbeit Rasante Rock-Rhythmen: Der Erlös ging ans Krankenhaus und an die Jugendarbeit Buchen17:53 UhrKneipenmusikfestival "Querbeat" bot beste Stimmung Diese musikalische Weltreise begeisterte mit einer beeindruckenden Bandbreite