For decades, manufacturers have struggled with the integration of Traditional Machine Vision. Visual Quality Assurance (QA), gating and sorting has always been the necessary evil, helping manufacturers reduce the risk of defective products. The process begins with the manufacturer identifying a need for QA and assessing whether a certain point on the production line is worth the time, effort and cost of implementing a machine vision solution.
Featuring a concave-shaped slide that stabilizes
products as they enter the 700-mm
wide inspection zone, the Key Technology
VERYX C70 digital chute-fed sorter can
be equipped with both front- and rearmounted
laser sensors and cameras.
The BitFlow Aon-CXP single-link CoaXPress frame grabber for machine vision inspection systems supports CXP camera speeds up to 6 1/4 Gb/sec., while simultaneously sending control commands, triggers and up to 13W of power over 1 piece of 75 Ohm coaxial cable.
The METTLER TOLEDO CI-Vision V2640 flat pack vision inspection system inspects and confirms online equipment is producing specified safety markings, and printers on the line are functioning correctly.
Engineered for potato processors, the TOMRA 5A sorter employs a combination of pulsed LED, camera, NIR and analysis techniques to achieve foreign object detection with 1-mm precision.
Engineered for inspections on high-speed lines, the Cognex In-Sight 7000 series modular, standalone vision system offers over 400 field configurations.
With Cognex In-Sight VC200 series multi smart camera vision systems, the processing power increases with each additional camera, enabling the system to keep pace with fast-moving production lines and providing the flexibility to solve applications with sequential or asynchronous inspections.
Based on a non-contact optical technology, the GPR online system measures the thickness of plastic bottle and container walls at desired locations and displays the results instantly on a trend chart.
