At the forefront of manufacturing innovation, Industrial machine vision systems utilise advanced technologies to analyse and interpret images and video data, enhancing quality control, boosting operational efficiency and optimising resource allocation.
Simple machine vision uses 2D area scan cameras for flat image analysis or line scan cameras for continuous inspection. More advanced systems employ 3D cameras for depth analysis and infrared thermal imaging cameras to detect and identify patterns in temperature variations.
Machine vision increasingly incorporates AI and machine learning algorithms, enabling real-time decision-making and adaptive responses to dynamic environments. The capabilities of machine vision are typically categorised around: guidance, identification, gauging and inspection (GIGI). Practical applications include:
Vision-guided robots (VGRs) and automated machines use images for navigation, accurate picking and micron-level positioning — all in real time.
Machine vision is able to detect minute flaws, poorly assembled components and contaminants — and to accumulate this data to support continuous operational improvements.
With a high degree of accuracy, machine vision is able to verify the presence or absence or components and to count objects — key functions of inventory management.
Machine vision is able to assess the dimensions of a machined part to verify that it adheres to specified tolerances prior to approval for assembly.
Machine vision systems are capable of reading printed text in milliseconds, with 99.99% accuracy, using optical character recognition (OCR) and optical character verification (OCV).
For more detailed applications by industry vertical, please visit our partners, Cognex Australia, Mech-Mind and Micro-Epsilon
We offer a full suite of consulting services to maximise the return on your investment.
We will collaborate with your team to evaluate your current operations, identify your exact requirements and recommend the best machine vision solutions for your business.
Based on your unique workflow, we will create a bespoke, user-friendly machine vision design to seamlessly integrate with your existing automation systems.
We conduct rigorous testing, performance validation (under variable conditions), and prototype refinements to ensure the system meets your quality and performance standards.
After testing, we will work closely with your team to facilitate the installation of your machine vision system, with minimal disruptions to your operations.
With our comprehensive training, your staff will be able to confidently operate your bespoke machine vision system, including maintenance requirements and troubleshooting.
As your business adapts and evolves, we’re committed to supporting your continuous improvement through periodic reviews.
Innovation has a place in every industry. For four decades we have designed, manufactured and delivered over 650 automation solutions for national and international manufacturing challenges in a diverse range of industries. Our commitment to innovation drives us to continuously advance industry standards and lead transformative change.
Get in touch to schedule a discovery call with us where we can discuss the unique needs and challenges your business
Our experts will require a walk-through of your production facilities. We’ll also need sufficient information about your manufacturing performance including cycle times, key equipment details, recurrent faults, failures and downtime, operator challenges, and approved budgets.
Our experts will require a walk-through of your production facilities. We’ll also need sufficient information about your manufacturing performance including cycle times, key equipment details, recurrent faults, failures and downtime, operator challenges, and approved budgets.
Our experts will require a walk-through of your production facilities. We’ll also need sufficient information about your manufacturing performance including cycle times, key equipment details, recurrent faults, failures and downtime, operator challenges, and approved budgets.
Our experts will require a walk-through of your production facilities. We’ll also need sufficient information about your manufacturing performance including cycle times, key equipment details, recurrent faults, failures and downtime, operator challenges, and approved budgets.
