A vision inspection station for glass bottles was made for one pharmaceutical company. Inspection involves inspecting the top surface of the bottle neck, where cavities/chips or distortions often occur, preventing the final product from being properly sealed.
The multi-camera vision system successfully detects and uses a pneumatic ejection system to eliminate defective pieces from the assembly line.
User panel – home screen.
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Damage control of glass bottles.
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Damage control of glass bottles.
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Damage control of glass bottles.
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Damage control of glass bottles.
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Damage control of glass bottles – 3D model of the bench
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