Vision systems offer nearly unlimited potential, including quality control, material sorting and product identification.
Tri One leverages advanced lighting techniques in its solutions. After all, smart cameras need smart lighting.
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Machine vision today.
Vision systems have been tested and refined to a reliability level that permits vision to be used for applications never considered before. Gone are the rocky days of the technology's inception, when complex algorithms were needed for simple tasks and small variations in lighting or position would invalidate the results.
Innovation in systems automation
Combining scale tolerance, one-hundred-eighty degrees of rotation and the pattern matching technology, the latest vision systems are amazingly forgiving of displacement and rotation. The pattern-matching systems has built-in support for handling partial obstructions and lighting variance.
Machine vision in Packaging.
Using geometric tools and relational algorithms, a vision system is ensuring a steady application of glue for assembling packaging containers. The system dynamically supports a wide variety of box sizes and configuration options without any input concerning the variation being inspected.
Carton Validation
With pattern matching technology, the cartons used to package frozen food are inspected to ensure that the correctly labeled carton is used for the food product. This process is critical to ensure no allergens are mislabeled. An incorrect or damaged carton will cause the line to stop production.