Machine Vision

Machine vision algorithms are specifically intended to find flaws, errors, and problems in recently manufactured goods.

Machine vision systems have the capacity to analyze a large amount of visual data while simultaneously searching for every conceivable flaw.

  • Computer vision systems can function 365 days a year. They never get weary, take a break, or become ill.
  • As a result, you can increase thoroughness without having to add more staff. When you stop to consider it, computer vision (in conjunction with machine learning) may really be less expensive than a team of human quality inspectors.
  • High-speed computer vision for quality ensures that there are no production line delays caused by quality control-aware algorithms doing several inspections at once.

With machine vision you can lower costs and guarantee quality while ensuring that human decisions are reliable, consistent, and traceable.

OCR & Data Capture

  • Optical Character Recognition
  • Data Capture through Machine Vision
  • Document Processing

Object Detection

  • Visual Searches
  • Tracking and Labeling
  • Image Processing

Visual Inspection

  • Defect Detection
  • Production Line
  • Warehousing
  • Shipping

Surveillance

  • Object detection
  • Intruders
  • Weapons
  • Behavioral detection