The Android™ handheld computer BT-A600 Series allows you to take advantage of high-speed reading performance with a quad camera that flexibly handles both near and far codes, and an 8-core CPU with AI core. KEYENCE’s AI filters also allow for instant reading even for challenging codes. It is equipped with a large 4.3-inch screen, alpha-numeric keyboard, and also has attachment options such as a gun grip and ring trigger. These options provide improved usability in any application. This product’s diverse set of features includes best-in-class durability, a battery that enables a full day of operation, and a device management tool that backs up data from startup to operation and maintenance.
High Reading Performance Boosts Productivity in Any Situation
This full-range camera captures both near and far codes at the optimum focal point, enabling reliable readability throughout the entire focal range. Images captured by the quad camera are processed in parallel by the eight CPU cores, and challenging codes are analyzed by the AI core for instant reading of near, far, and challenging codes.
4.3-inch LCD with Keyboard for Ultimate Ease of Use and Portability
This product is equipped with a large 4.3-inch screen and keyboard and also has attachment options such as a gun grip and ring trigger. These options provide improved usability in any application.
Instant Reading of Challenging Codes
Equipped with a dedicated AI chip pre-trained on a database of over 100,000 images, this system ensures instant reading, even for challenging codes. KEYENCE's AI filters further enhance reliability by enabling accurate and immediate code recognition.
Instant Reading Even with Challenging Characters that Cannot be Read with Conventional Devices
The advanced character recognition function allows for instant reading of non-barcode dates and text. KEYENCE’s proprietary AI-OCR algorithm enables stable reading of challenging characters and direct-marked characters that cannot be read with conventional devices. Conventionally, it was necessary for operators to perform visual inspections, write down values, and transfer this data to a PC by hand. It is now possible to convert results to data just by scanning the target, improving work at a variety of worksites.