Many printed products (currency, tickets, commercial publications, newspaper, pharmaceutical and food packaging, and more) require 100% print inspection (often in color) as part of their quality control process; many require this inspection multiple times during production.  

From paper to cardboard, plastic or metal, in continuous webs or sheets, print inspection applications are well suited to line scan systems. Line scanning offers unlimited pixels in the in the direction of a web's motion with zero smear even at high speeds, higher dynamic range, greater processing efficiency and much lower price/pixel. 

What vision tasks do you need to perform?

Could your manufacturing process benefit from vision tasks like these?

• Read a barcode, 2D matrix code, or stamped characters
• Find defects such as misalignment, color misregistration, tears, holes, or missing areas
• Find color variations
• Guide a robot for cutting, trimming, or shaping
• Perform a critical dimensional measurement
• Communicate with 3rd party equipment such as robots, PLCs, HMIs, and remote storage