Optical inspection systems can be used to search for surface defects, count products as the come down the line, and to scan serial numbers. Optical inspection systems are capable of magnifying their vision multiple times and may catch imperfections and flaws indiscernible to the human eye. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Cincinnati Automation Ltd.
Florence, KY | 859-371-5070When it comes to machine vision systems, we have the tools to get the job done right. We work hard to provide the best solutions and products to meet our customers’ demand. It is our goal to work with you from start to finish on all aspects of design and production. We will do our best to provide the solution to even your most challenging requirements. Find out more by contacting us today!
Koops, Inc.
Holland, MI | 616-795-8553Koops, Inc. is an innovative industry leader in conveyor systems. Our mission is to create conveyor systems that streamline the production process for our customers with high-precision movements. Our team works closely with each customer throughout the process to ensure our products fit their needs.
Boulder Imaging, Inc.
Louisville, CO | 303-604-2368Boulder Imaging Inc was founded in 1995 and is a privately held company that specializes in real-time and high frame-rate digital image acquisition processing and storage. We offer our customers our unique expertise and years of experience. Our can handle the toughest challenges to capture, process and analyze critical data for a wide range of organizations and applications. Let us work with you!
Retina Systems, Inc.
Seymour, CT | 203-881-1311Process control and quality assurance are possible through the laser and vision systems that Retina Systems designs and manufactures. Our worldwide used image analysis and machine vision inspection systems are used for sorting purposes, verification of multiple attributes and analysis of surface finishes. Our zero-defect turnkey inspection systems are 100% certified and feature retina vision.
Measurement Function of Optical SystemOptical inspection systems can inspect at a much higher rate than human eyes and are more precise and consistent than the human workforce that they often replace. Optical inspection systems are an inexpensive substitute for manpower and can be run constantly, twenty-four hours a day. Unlike like humans these devices will also never have eyestrain or lose track of a product.
These devices are ideal for inspecting printed circuit boards as optical inspection systems can quickly scan the product for flaws. Optical inspection systems come in a variety of different types including vision systems, optical sorting systems, vision sensors, CCD cameras, laser inspection, magnetic imaging, robotic vision and much more.
Computer vision relies on digital cameras and pattern recognition software. Although machine vision has improved significantly in the past few years, computers are still incapable of the same kind of adaptable vision as humans. For this reason, optical inspection systems are usually programmed to fulfill those assignments that require consistent repetition of the same task. One major benefit of this highly advanced technology is the fact that these devices can be customized to meet a range of requirements for a particular application or facility.
