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Machine vision is used in the pharmaceutical industry and in medical device manufacturing for reliable quality control of products such as blister packs, dosing containers, injection needles and catheters. Machine vision inspection makes it possible to verify presence, position, dimensions, damage, codes and visible contamination. A reliable inspection starts with the right combination of camera, lens, lighting, filters and software, matched to the product, inspection requirements and production speed.
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Machine builders, system integrators and technical teams within pharmaceutical production companies and medical device manufacturers increasingly develop and maintain their own machine vision applications. This requires not only suitable industrial cameras and software, but also knowledge of image formation, machine vision lighting, optics and reliable inspection methods.
Through our product information, technical articles and practical machine vision training courses, we share the knowledge needed to make informed decisions. For product-specific questions, we draw on our own machine vision experience and, where appropriate, involve the application expertise of our suppliers. This allows you to remain in control of the development, validation and maintenance of your inspection process.
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