Six inspection disciplines, one vision platform.
Every one of these maps back to a core machine vision function — positioning, identification, verification, measurement, or flaw detection — combined differently for every deployment.
Every inspection task fits one of five categories.
Across every industry we work in, a machine vision requirement generally falls into one of these five functions — which one it is shapes how the whole system gets designed.
Positioning
Determining a part's exact location and orientation so equipment can act on it correctly.
Identification
Reading barcodes, DataMatrix codes, or text to identify what's on the line.
Verification
Confirming the correct components are present and correctly assembled.
Measurement
Extracting precise dimensional data — length, gap, angle — from an image.
Flaw Detection
Spotting scratches, cracks, contamination, and other visual defects.
Label & Print Inspection
Presence, position, skew, and OCR/OCV checks on labels, cartons, and printed text — batch, MFG, and expiry included.
Typically used in: packaging, pharmaceutical, beverage lines.
Surface & Defect Detection
Scratches, dents, contamination, and cosmetic flaws caught at full line speed, across reflective and matte surfaces alike.
Typically used in: automotive, electronics, metal parts.
Dimensional & Assembly Verification
Part presence, orientation, gap-and-flush measurement, and assembly completeness verified prior to the next process station.
Typically used in: automotive, electronics assembly.
Barcode, DataMatrix & Traceability
1D/2D code reading, grading, and serialization verification for full lot and unit-level traceability.
Typically used in: pharmaceutical, logistics, packaging.
Object Counting & Presence Detection
Fill-level checks, component counts, and pack completeness verified in real time before a case is sealed.
Typically used in: beverage, food, packaging.
Robotic Guidance & Pick Verification
Vision-guided pick, place, and alignment feedback for robotic cells — confirming the right part went to the right place.
Typically used in: automotive, electronics, logistics.
See which industries these apply to.
Each capability above is combined differently depending on your sector — see how they come together in practice.