With Robobax Vision
See the details. Ensure quality.
Detect surface defects on your production line with cameras, run dimensional checks and protect quality throughout the process.
Inspect while production runs.
Choose an application area. For surface inspection, move the slider to compare the original image with the analysis preview; for precision measurement areas, a representative diagram of the measuring points appears.
Original ImageAnalysis PreviewMeasurement / Geometry Check — Representative Diagram
Surface Inspection
Plastic Film
Continuous on-line detection of surface defects such as gels, bubbles, scratches and stains in plastic film production.
Inspection topics
- Gel / bubble
- Scratch
- Surface stain
Representative surface inspection view.Representative application view.
Surface Inspection Applications
Monitor surface quality across different materials and production processes.
Precision Measurement Applications
Check your critical dimensions on the production line with cameras.
Surface Inspection and Precision Measurement
The two application types require different camera, lighting and analysis set-ups.
Surface Inspection
Detects surface defects such as stains, scratches, holes and yarn faults on continuously moving material, marking each with its position.
Precision Measurement
Performs camera-based checks of dimensions, edges and geometry on parts and profiles, and reports cases outside defined tolerances.
Full visibility with defect maps and quality reports.
Review detected surface defects with their position on the operator screen, and manage quality with production-based reports.
Quality report
ScratchSurface stainGel / bubble
Interface preview
Solution process
An end-to-end quality control flow that fits your production line.
- 1
Camera and Lighting
A suitable imaging set-up is installed on the line.
- 2
Analysis
Images are processed to perform surface and dimensional checks.
- 3
Operator Screen
Detections are followed in real time and actions are managed.
- 4
Reporting
Production-based quality reports are available.
Application areas at a glance
Each material has its own defect types and imaging conditions; the solution takes shape through a preliminary assessment on your line.
Surface Inspection
- Woven Fabric
- Monitoring woven fabric on the line for surface defects such as broken yarns, weft/warp faults and stains.
- Denim
- Camera-based tracking of shade variations, yarn faults and surface irregularities in denim.
- Knitted Fabric
- Continuous inspection of knitted fabric for holes, dropped stitches and yarn thickness variations.
- Rotary Printing
- Spotting pattern shifts, colour deviations and missing print in rotary printing during production.
- Printing
- Monitoring printed surfaces at line speed for register shifts, stains and colour differences.
- Nonwoven
- Inspecting nonwoven surfaces for density variations, foreign matter and holes.
- Metal
- Camera-based detection of scratches, dents and stains on metal sheet and coil surfaces.
- Woven Sacks
- Tracking yarn faults, holes and edge defects in woven sacks and PP fabric.
- Paper
- Monitoring paper and board surfaces for wrinkles, foreign matter and tears.
- Wood
- Classifying knots, cracks and colour variations on wood and veneer surfaces.
- Plastic Film
- Continuous on-line detection of surface defects such as gels, bubbles, scratches and stains in plastic film production.
- Foil
- Inspecting aluminium and packaging foils for wrinkles, holes and surface defects.
Precision Measurement
- PVC
- Camera-based checks of cross-section dimensions and profile geometry in PVC profiles.
- Metal and Aluminium
- Dimensional checks of size, edges and hole positions on metal and aluminium parts.
- Pipes and Profiles
- On-line monitoring of diameter, wall thickness and cross-section dimensions of pipes and profiles.
- Ceramics
- Checking edge straightness, dimensions and cracks on ceramic and tile products.
- Glass
- Camera-based checks of dimensions, edge finishing and surface defects on glass sheets.
- PCB
- Visual inspection of component presence, position and solder joints on printed circuit boards.