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The machine vision system uses industrial cameras to replace human eyes to complete functions such as recognition, measurement, and positioning. The general visual inspection system is composed of a camera, lens, and light source. It can replace manual inspections of barcode characters, cracks, packaging, surface integrity, and dents. The use of a visual inspection system can effectively improve the inspection speed and accuracy of the production line, greatly increase production and quality, reduce labor costs, and prevent misjudgments caused by eye fatigue. So what can a machine vision system do? Let the editor of Teddy Smart introduce it to you.

In modern automated production processes, machine vision has begun to slowly replace human vision, especially in the fields of working condition detection, finished product inspection, quality control, etc., and is widely used. With the advent of the Industrial 4.0 era, this trend is irreversible. What can machine vision systems do?

1. From the perspective of production efficiency, since operators are easily tired after working for a long time, the quality of artificial vision is inefficient and the accuracy is not high, while machine vision can greatly improve production efficiency and automation.

2. From the perspective of cost control, training a qualified operator requires enterprise managers to spend a lot of manpower and material resources, but simple training is far from enough. A lot of time will be needed in the future to improve the level of operators in practice. As long as the machine vision system is properly designed, debugged and operated, it can be used uninterruptedly for a long time while ensuring production results.

3. In some special industrial environments, such as welding and gunpowder manufacturing, artificial vision may pose a threat to the personal safety of operators, while machine vision effectively avoids these risks to some extent.

The above content is an introduction to what machine vision systems can do. The application field of machine vision detection systems is becoming more and more extensive. It has been widely used in industry, agriculture, national defense, transportation, medical care, finance, and even sports, entertainment and other industries. It can be said that it has penetrated into all aspects of our life, production and work.