Machine vision consists of image-based automatic inspection and analysis. The results of the analysis are used to control a process or manufacturing activity. Many different technologies, software and hardware products, systems integrations, and methods are used in machine vision technology.
Machine vision systems are accurate, reliable, and extremely fast. They have the ability to perform their function up to thousands of times per minute.
The implementation of a machine vision system results in:
- Improved quality by eliminating the uncertainty of manual repetitive tasks, by providing accurate inspections and measurements, and by ensuring that parts are assembled correctly.
- Reduced cost by improving production speed, through reductions in labor, scrap, and downtime. Prevention of part damage since parts do not have to be moved for inspection.
- Increased safety by protecting workers from hazardous materials and areas, preventing clean-room contamination, and ensuring that products meet standards and quality.
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01. Define Expectations
All machine vision applications are different; they all have a specific need that dictates the most important aspects of the system.
02. Base Equipment on Needs
Selections must be based on the distinct needs of your application. Application dictates hardware!
03. Conduct a Proof-of-Concept
Testing with vision equipment and your product samples is the most important step in ensuring a successful project that meets expectations.
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