Excellent cost performance
In general, there are two possible options to realize "image processing inspection. 1) Image sensor: A complete product with hardware and software provided as a set. Low cost. Only very basic algorithms are implemented and are highly versatile, but detection [...].
Easy to set up
The only steps required for any inspection are 1) setting up the positioning, 2) setting up the inspection area, and 3) registering the images of good products. Once you get used to the system, you can have it up and running in a few minutes. At exhibitions such as the Sensing in Imaging Show and the International Technical Exhibition on Image Technology and Equipment, the system can be operated on the spot in just a few minutes while being explained to the visitors.
Completely shuts out the outflow of defective products.
Here are two photos, one of the "good" one. Now compare the two photos. If they are aligned and match exactly, what is the "other" photo? We can only say that the "other" photo is a "good" photo. That is, it looks the same as the good [...].
The ideals of the user and the creator have been given shape.
Our company originally produced made-to-order software for image processing inspection equipment tailored to the customer's specifications. Being in charge of software for image processing inspection equipment means that we need to be familiar with all technologies, including cameras, illuminators, and even the control side [...].
Automate visual inspections
Final visual inspection of products in the field often consists of 1) periodic sampling & actual measurement inspection and 2) visual inspection of all products. The former requires strict numerical control, etc., and is the category of well-calibrated measuring instruments. Lens distortion [...].
Detect differences from good products.
General image sensors and image processing inspection systems detect "defects. However, defects change as the inspection target changes, and it is impossible to predict in advance what defects will appear where. With FlexInspector [...].
Required Specifications
CPU Although a fast CPU is preferable, even a recent low-end camera with 300,000 pixels can be inspected at about 10 times/sec. Memory The processing method consumes a large amount of memory. It is desirable to have at least 512 MB [...].
Almost the same as usual or not?
FlexInspector is a software that inspects whether the image seen by the camera is "almost the same as usual". It can be used as an automatic visual inspection device by inspecting whether the image is "almost the same as usual" as a good product. In addition, it can be used as an automatic visual inspection system by inspecting whether the image seen by the camera is "almost always the same" as the good product from any direction.