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Improves accuracy
Ensures products are correctly positioned, aligned and identified.
More precise production with machine vision
With industrial camera systems and machine vision technology, we improve accuracy, quality inspection and automation efficiency on production lines.
Definition
What is industrial machine vision?
Industrial machine vision (image processing) is the software analysis of camera images to perform product recognition, defect detection, part location, measurement and robot guidance in production. It provides faster and more consistent inspection than the human eye.
2D and 3D cameras, the right lighting and machine vision software work together. The camera tells the robot where a randomly placed part sits on the conveyor, and the robot picks it from the correct point without the need for a fixture.
On the quality inspection side, missing parts, scratches, deformation, wrong labels or out-of-tolerance products are automatically rejected from the line, and every inspection is recorded.
What does it deliver?
The roles of machine vision in production
Machine vision systems inspect with greater speed and precision than the human eye, raising operational quality.
Strengthens quality control
Detects defects, missing parts, deformation or non-conforming products.
Guides robots
Helps robots pick and process products from the correct point.
Standardizes the process
Helps maintain the same quality level on every product.
Increases efficiency
Optimizes processes with faster inspection and fewer errors.
Collects data
Records the result of every inspection to provide traceability.
Applications
Where and how does the camera work?
We integrate machine vision into a robot cell or a standalone inspection station.
- Part locationSends the coordinates of a part on the conveyor to the robot.
- Defect detectionSorts out surface defects and missing components in seconds.
- MeasurementVerifies critical dimensions without contact and with repeatable results.
- Reading and verificationReads barcodes, QR codes and labels to prevent wrong products.
Areas of use
Which processes use machine vision?
A wide range of applications, from quality inspection to robot guidance.
Quality inspection
Automated surface, assembly and dimensional inspection.
Robot guidance
Camera-assisted picking of randomly placed parts.
Assembly verification
Checking part presence and orientation.
Packaging and labeling
Traceability through label, date and code reading.
Sorting
Sorting products by type, color or size.
Measurement stations
Non-contact dimensional measurement and tolerance checks.
What is the difference between 2D and 3D machine vision?
A 2D camera sees the position, color and shape of a part on a plane, which is sufficient for flat parts and label reading. A 3D camera also measures depth and is used for robotic picking of stacked or randomly placed parts and for volume measurement.
Can machine vision be added to my existing line?
Yes. A camera station is usually added to an existing conveyor or robot cell and integrated into the line with a reject mechanism and PLC communication.
Why is lighting so important?
Lighting matters because machine vision accuracy depends largely on image quality. The right lighting makes defects stand out and prevents changes in ambient light from affecting the result.
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