Supplemental information on general-purpose visual inspection equipment

The other day, we wrote about general-purpose visual inspection systems.
It is true that it may be difficult to visualize what a one-size-fits-all visual inspection system would look like, since it has always been taken for granted.
However, FlexInspector users may be able to visualize it right away.
The biggest key is that FlexInspector does not target a specific object, but only determines if the image taken by the camera is the same as the image of the good, making it possible to generalize visual inspection.
How to take an image" and "how to transport" differ depending on the object.
However, the "how to capture images" can be generalized to a certain extent, and it is possible to standardize whether to capture images of flat surfaces by XY segmentation or three-dimensional objects in combination with a multi-axis robot. This is the so-called base machine. This alone is almost enough to determine the operation and detection capability of the machine.
The rest of the "how to transport" is to be supplied by a human for the time being, and only the transport of each object is to be constructed at the end.
We are currently preparing a 4-megapixel x 1-axis inspection system demo for the December exhibition.
I am still thinking about what to put on it. (An old motherboard that's become a piece of junk?)