Title: What can vision systems do?

Vision systems offer nearly unlimited potential, including quality control, material sorting and product identification.

Title: State-of-the-Art Smart

Tri One leverages advanced lighting techniques in its solutions. After all, smart cameras need smart lighting.

Building the Business Case

Beyond efficiency, our solutions mitigate risk and prevent recalls. Let us help make your business case for implementation.

Case Studies Title

Machine vision in the automotive industry.

A vision system is monitoring components as they move along a conveyor to ensure that the correct part is being loaded into a bin at the end of the line. If a wrong component is found, it is diverted to a reject bin before the end of the conveyor.

Assembly Validation

Automobile industry machine vision system integration application: Assembly Validation

A single vision sensor is used to verify that assembles of car seats is complete. Components inspected include a wire harness and several mounting screws, and each product type has a different set of components to be inspected for. An incorrectly assembled part will halt the line until it is removed from the conveyor.


  1. We've built our reputation through the exacting calibration of lighting and photography, and our users can fully manage their own systems.

    Tri One Systems, Inc. has over 25 years experience in industrial photography and lighting and is a trusted integrator of machine vision systems. Tri One provides reliable and easily maintainable inspection applications for a variety of industrial functions.

  2. Industrial lighting Ninety percent of vision system implementations is getting the lighting right. Make sure your vision system is one hundred percent.

    We've succeeded where others have failed. Don't let a bad implementation make you lose hope for a solution. Whether it's ensuring the proper number of screws are on the wheels of a Big Three auto company or examining food labeling for a leading manufacturer, Tri One has tackled the hardest jobs, and we're always up for a new challenge.