ATS Industrial Automation’s high-speed, high-accuracy vision capabilities are designed to enhance efficiency and precision in various industrial applications. Capable of performing numerous inspections per second using techniques such as strobing and high frame rate imaging, these systems capture fast-moving parts without stopping for inspection. High-accuracy vision involves using high-resolution cameras, specialty optics, and advanced calibration techniques to ensure precise measurements and feedback, even for large parts. This combination allows ATS to maximize equipment efficiency and meet strict process specifications, making it ideal for applications requiring detailed inspections and precise assembly.
With expertise across mechanical, electrical, and machine vision disciplines, ATS’s approach is set apart from other automation partners. This holistic design process ensures all necessary provisions, such as high-speed input/output (I/O), specialized lighting, and precise synchronization, are considered early on, during the design phase. Additionally, ATS leverages in-house capabilities and closely collaborates with suppliers to benchmark and validate the performance of vision systems, ensuring they meet the highest standards of accuracy and speed. This comprehensive method enables ATS to deliver robust and reliable vision solutions that enhance productivity and quality in industrial automation.
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High-resolution cameras and optics deliver detailed and reliable measurements, ensuring high accuracy in inspections.
Real-time feedback leads to more informed decision-making, allowing for the immediate identification and correction of defects.
Vision systems synchronize with other automation equipment, ensuring smooth and efficient operations within the production line.
By generating and managing large amounts of data for traceability and statistical analysis, vision automation supports continuous improvement.
High-speed vision systems are applicable to a wide range of industries and processes, from high-speed flyby inspections to precise dimensional measurements.
A team of CVP Advanced vision experts stays updated with the latest vision certification programs, ensuring the highest standards in designing and implementing these complex systems.
Utilized in high-speed lines where parts are analyzed without stopping, maximizing efficiency and throughput. This approach is useful in industries like consumer product goods (CPG), where systems can handle up to 20 parts per second.
Applied in processes requiring precise dimensions, such as inspecting long cylindrical cartridges.
Used in applications where precise process and assembly requirements are critical. High-accuracy vision systems provide real-time feedback to ensure components are assembled correctly.
This method of vision automation involves utilizing advanced techniques such as strobing and high frame rate methods to capture parts in motion, ensuring precise, accurate inspections. Integrating visual inspection automation, such as high-resolution cameras and machine optics, delivers detailed and reliable measurements, even for fast-moving components.
Engaging an automation assembly partner to develop a high-speed system ensures seamless integration with other equipment. This ensures the systems are perfectly synchronized with the production line, enhancing efficiency and accuracy. A partner’s commitment to staying updated with the latest vision certification programs and industry standards underscores the dedication to delivering excellent machine vision solutions, addressing customer challenges and providing tailored solutions that drive productivity and quality control.
The approach to high-accuracy vision focuses on delivering precise, reliable measurements. This involves performing dimensional or position feedback readings to tight process tolerances, so every inspection meets stringent requirements. High-accuracy vision systems often employ multiple cameras to span large parts and utilize special optics and calibration techniques to report traceable real-world dimensions. This meticulous approach ensures that even the most complex components are measured at the highest level of precision.
Integrating high-accuracy vision systems with other automation equipment is crucial. This involves synchronizing the vision system with the manufacturing line to maintain consistent and accurate evaluations. An automation partner can design and implement advanced systems that not only meet but exceed industry standards. By staying updated with the latest vision certification programs, the automation partner works to keep high-accuracy vision systems at the forefront of technological advancements, providing unparalleled precision and reliability.