The Cerulean optical carton crease tester uses an HD camera to measure and record the dimensions, angles and symmetry of carton crease, bead and formed boxes; it assesses the multi-layer construction of all types of printed or non-printed carton board, paperboard and waxed carton product.
The SPECTRAL EVOLUTION LF-Series NIR spectrometer includes a fixed fiber optic SMA-905 connection and a single TE-cooled InGaAs photodiode array optical system.
The METTLER TOLEDO CI-Vision Mosaic vision inspection system employs 6 cameras to inspect labels on round containers without prior orientation on the production line; the system automatically verifies each label is complete, correctly applied and matches the product inside the package.
Manufactured for nut and dried fruit processors, the Key Cayman BioPrint chute-fed digital sorter combines broad-spectrum hyperspectral imaging hardware with intelligent software and algorithms to recognize the unique biological characteristics of objects; the chute feeds product in a monolayer with a consistent trajectory to the hyperspectral camera and ejection valves.
The Gerhard Schubert TLM vision system features a 3-D scanner that is positioned over a packaging line conveyor belt to determine the 3-dimensional data of products.
Engineered for new users of automation technology, the Microscan AutoVISION 3.0 machine vision suite includes a simplified intuitive software interface.
The TOMRA Nimbus free-fall sorter detects the biometric characteristics of objects it scans and compares them to features in its stored database to determine whether they should be accepted or rejected.
Used with diced and small fruits and vegetables, the TOMRA Iris II optical sorting system uses top and bottom sensor banks to view each object “in flight” with a combination of LED illumination in the visible and near infra-red spectral zones.