Feature, fastener and component presence
Optics, lighting and acceptance logic configured for the product and line conditions.
Automotive applications
Automotive vision inspection systems
Automotive vision systems verify repeatable component and assembly features at takt time, helping contain defects and provide objective production evidence.
Designed around the line Product, process, environment and response.
Repeatable in-line quality control
Inspect the feature that matters, at the point it matters.
Automotive vision systems verify repeatable component and assembly features at takt time, helping contain defects and provide objective production evidence.
We combine controlled imaging with production-ready mechanical and controls integration. The system can reject, divert, stop, alarm or pass data to a wider line architecture according to the agreed requirement.
How we prove an inspectionAutomotive inspection points
Typical applications.
We test the actual product, known defects and normal process variation before confirming the final method.
Part orientation and pose
Optics, lighting and acceptance logic configured for the product and line conditions.
Dimensional and gap inspection
Optics, lighting and acceptance logic configured for the product and line conditions.
Connector, clip and assembly verification
Optics, lighting and acceptance logic configured for the product and line conditions.
Visible scratch, damage and surface defects
Optics, lighting and acceptance logic configured for the product and line conditions.
Mark, code and traceability reading options
Optics, lighting and acceptance logic configured for the product and line conditions.
Engineering priorities
What makes a automotive vision system dependable?
Takt time
Image capture, processing, handling and result communication are balanced against the available cycle.
Reflective components
Purpose-designed lighting reveals edges and surfaces on machined, coated and moulded parts.
Traceability
Results, images and part identifiers can be linked where the system architecture requires it.
Relevant inspection methods
Build the right combination.
A system may combine several checks and views into one product result.
Questions, answered
Vision inspection FAQs
Can vision measure machined parts?
Yes, for suitable visible dimensions within a proven tolerance and mechanically stable inspection set-up.
Can a camera guide a robot to a component?
Yes. Calibrated 2D or 3D vision can provide position data where robotic guidance is part of the requirement.
Can results be linked to a serial number?
Yes, when a readable identifier and the required database or controls interface are included in the design.