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Popular Industrial Automation Vision Inspection Systems for Factory Quality Control

Quality control can mean a lot of things, and in the context of machine vision, it most often refers to the overseeing of proper sorting of goods on a production line and inspection of goods and parts.Machine vision systems that assess products based the quality of shape, size, material, or any other programmed factor include vision inspection systems, optical inspection systems, and laser inspection systems. All do so with consistency, speed, repetition, and magnification.

In terms of inspecting products for quality, two of the biggest fields that employ machine vision systems are the electronics industry and the automotive industry. Within these industries, manufacturers make especially great usage out of AGV (automated guided vehicle) equipment to inspect their products.

As well as inspecting finished products, these industries use machine vision systems to inspect the parts used to make machine vision products themselves. Such parts and components include die casts, molds, and tools. Machine vision solutions routinely inspect them under high magnification. Another focus of machine vision system is human safety and security.

Sipotek Visual Inspection Machine

Sipotek Visual Inspection Machine

There are 7 types of machine vision systems

  1. Optical inspection system use machine vision to inspect objects and images like serial numbers on products at a store checkout line, and finished products on an assembly line.
  2. Optical sorting systems work like optical inspection systems, except their goal is to sort products.
  3. Laser inspection systems perform machine vision applications using a combination of laser beams and photoelectric sensors. Uniquely, after scanning an image or item, they can generate a 3D reproduction. Laser inspection systems can inspect images and items for a wide range of applications, like parts counting, product defect detection (down to the microscopic level), serial number scanning, and barcode scanning.
  4. Smart cameras obtain extra high-quality images using a combination of processing circuitry and imaging software. They are portable, but because they don’t come with much storage space, users usually use them in conjunction with a main system.
  5. CCD cameras convert photons into electrical or digital images using CCD chips, or charge-coupled device chips. Once the machine vision cameras have converted the photons into images, operators can upload said images onto a computer image file.
  6. Magnetic imaging systems are designed using magnetic materials. They develop visual representations of products using their magnetism, along with an x-ray type sensor.
  7. Robotic vision systems are machine vehicles, like AGVs, that traverse an industrial space. They are semi-autonomous and move using limited sight provided to them by computer vision.

About Sipotek

Shenzhen Sipotek technology company limited was established in 2002 and its main businses is machine vision automation system and complete equipment. The company has formed a team with 12 senior personnel on machine vision system and industrial automation engineers. Our targets customers are from industrial of precision hardware parts, electronic components, rubber silicone parts and etc. We provide both online vision system for vision engineers and complete machine for offline inspection for manufactuers.

For more information,

Contact Person: James Yuan

Company: Shenzhen Sipotek Technology Co., Ltd

Tel: 86-18666216027

Email: [email protected]

Website: http://www.sipotek.net/machines/

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