Vision forms a critical element of intelligent processing. In many cases it is the only way to differentiate the features required to trigger an action. Machine vision is the output of the integration of hardware and software to execute process functions by capture and processing digital images. An example of this is inspection process.
Using a suitable camera (or cameras) it takes images of items passing by on a line, processing algorithms then determines if an item meets required standards or not. If ‘a go’, the item proceeds to the next stage in the process, if ‘a no go’, the item is redirected as a reject for more detailed examination or disposal.
Selecting the appropriate solution and integrating it into the process takes a lot of time and there are a lot of options.
Maximise the potential, achieve your productivity goals and get immediate returns on your investment
Our team works with best in class technologies to produce easy-to-use high precision vision systems for automated inspection, object manipulation/picking/packing, robot control and guidance and more.
From logistic packaging to manufacturing (pharmaceutical, automotive, electronics) we can develop a solution to enhance your process.
If you have a application that you would like to automate with vision, contact us, and start Working Smarter today.
Case Studies
In the ever-evolving landscape of automation, Applied Integration takes a giant leap forward with the development of the Tranyst System, a cutting-edge interface designed to seamlessly connect AMR Fleet Manager software and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs).
The System Integrator (S.I) that Applied Integration supported on this project are the world’s largest independent flow computing system integrator focused on bespoke metering control systems and support for the oil and gas sector, working with upstream, mid-stream and downstream customers across the globe.
Hauling heavy loads of goods through factories and warehouses remains a highly repetitive and potentially dangerous task. Forklifts remain an ongoing contributor to workplace accidents. Forklifts cause around 85 fatal accidents a year, 34,900 accidents result in serious injury and 61,800 are classified as non-serious.
Applied Integration (AI) based in North Yorkshire, Stokesley have partnered with Tees Components to assist with the RSS Sir David Attenborough project.
The first public Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine in the world has been given today to 90-year-old Margaret Keenan at the University Hospital Coventry as part of the mass vaccination program in the UK. This is the first of 800,000 doses that will be given in the coming weeks.
Hyve™, a Collaborative Autonomous Robot, is designed to discover advancements in formulation chemistry and biotechnology, specific for integration and automation in laboratory environments.
At the centre of the North Sea, on a rig surrounded by mile upon mile of ocean, one of Applied Integrations latest projects is set to reach fruition.
Applied Integration (AI) has worked and supported Coventry Hospital for over 12 years with helping to keep their vital systems maintained…
This week, we provided five Electrical Isolation and Earthing Interlocking panels for an overhead Crane Track for our UK client Sembcorp
Applied Integration have recently provided Henkel Ltd with three control panels, one floor standing and the other two wall mounted.