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Automatic Vision Inspection Solution for Product Traceability

Technology Category

Analytics & Modeling - Computer Vision Software
Processors & Edge Intelligence - Embedded & Edge Computers
Sensors - Camera / Video Systems

Applicable Industries

Food & Beverage

Applicable Functions

Quality Assurance

Use Cases

Visual Quality Detection

About The Customer

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The Challenge

With greater market demand for food safety, traceability is receiving increasingly more attention in the food and beverage industry as well as the packaging industry.

One of the world's leading providers of beverage containers required a system to identify bar codes and alphanumeric characters on ink-jet-printed labels at a run rate of 7 units and minimum 99.9% accuracy. Since there were few engineers in the factory, the customer sought to implement a reliable system with an easy-to-use GUI for workers with a less technical background.

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The Solution

Advantech provided a PC-based automated optical identification system with multiple cameras to identify bar codes, data codes, and characters on beverage containers.

The system included an AIIS-3400P 4-channel PoE compact vision system with an Intel® 6th / 7th generation Core i CPU;Inspector Express, a GUI machine vision application specifically designed for easy design and deployment of automated inspection on the factory floor; and QCAM-GM0640 0.3-MP industrial cameras with PoE for simple installation and maintenance.

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Data Collected

Supply Chain Optimization, Traceable Parts

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Operational Impact

[Efficiency Improvement - Deployment]
Advantech Inspector Express facilitates building and deploying machine vision applications without any programming skills. It supports a wide range of Advantech industrial PCs, smart cameras, and embedded systems, and can be deployed on different hardware platforms without modification.

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