The cosmed sector imposes strict production standards concerning shape, surface, the presence or absence of product and other quality and dimensional checks required by the customer.
The use of robot guidance makes it possible to specialise quality control and apply more fine-tuned and targeted actions. One example is automated bin-picking which is the possibility of identifying and locating individual steps and elements of a production process on a conveyor belt or a bin.
The food sector demands very high production standards. The parameters we consider may cover the food product's shape, properties and type of packaging. In this sector, our team has a large portfolio of client companies, for which we develop machine vision systems.
In the pharma sector, quality control focus both on the integrity of packaging and on types of packaging.
Is ensuring the quality of the packaging really so essential? We at VISION think it's paramount.
The custom sector comprises checks on the integrity of various materials. VISION's machine vision systems span a broad range of applications:
VISION also provides applications for several printing industry sub-sectors.
At VISION we also operate in the web inspection sector, i.e, checks on continuous ribbons or sheets of various materials such as glass, cardboard, plastics or fabrics.
In this sector, our vision systems perform quality checks on small metal parts (nuts, bolt, rivets, springs etc.):
For the past 30 years we have created industrial vision systems for the automotive sector. What does quality control in this sector entail?
Think about the parts making up a car. Now imagine what would happen if valves, brake cylinders, washers and injectors were not perfect. How would this affect the car's safety?