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Machine vision is used in the automotive supply industry to inspect, measure and identify components and subassemblies during production and assembly. Typical applications include the inspection of seals, connectors, pins, stamped metal parts, gears and fasteners such as clips, bolts and nuts. Machine Vision Shop supplies industrial cameras, lenses, illumination, software, vision systems and mounting components for presence inspection, dimensional inspection, surface inspection, code reading and end-of-line inspection.

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Oil Seal Inspection with Machine Vision in the Automotive Industry
24 Apr 2025

Oil Seal Inspection with Machine Vision in the Automotive Industry

Machine Vision for Oil Seal Inspection in the Automotive IndustryIn modern vehicles, seals play a cr...

Precision Connector Inspection and Pin Inspection with 3D Machine Vision
23 Feb 2025

Precision Connector Inspection and Pin Inspection with 3D Machine Vision

Precise Connector Inspection with 3D Machine Vision and EVT EyeVision SoftwareThe Importance of Conn...

Optimize Quality with Metal Stamping Cameras for Stamping Inspection
22 Feb 2025

Optimize Quality with Metal Stamping Cameras for Stamping Inspection

Stamping Inspection: Ensuring Precision and Quality in Metal StampingMetal stamping is a critical ma...

End-of-Line Inspections in Automotive Subassembly with Machine Vision Cameras
14 Jul 2024

End-of-Line Inspections in Automotive Subassembly with Machine Vision Cameras

End-of-Line InspectionIn the competitive realm of automotive manufacturing, the quality of each comp...

Do it yourself. But not alone.

Product specifications, drawings, the project requirements specification and clearly defined acceptance criteria provide the starting point for automotive component inspection. Representative good and rejected parts are then used to translate these requirements into measurable image features. This makes it possible to determine the required camera resolution, lens, illumination and inspection limits before the system is implemented in production. Machine builders, system integrators and technical teams at automotive component manufacturers can use this approach to develop, test and maintain reliable inspection applications.

 

When building an automotive inspection system, our product information and technical articles can help with the selection of industrial cameras, machine vision lenses, machine vision illumination and machine vision software. Our guide to integrating a machine vision system yourself covers the wider system setup, while the Machine Vision Academy provides practical training for engineers who want to configure and maintain their own applications. For product-specific questions, we share our practical experience and involve our suppliers when their product or application knowledge adds value. Your team remains responsible for and in control of the automotive component inspection system.