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Machine Vision Inspection

-- Control Engineering, 5/1/2003

Vision Builder for Automated Inspection allows production test engineers to create machine vision applications integrating image acquisition, machine vision inspection, decision making, and I/O control into a manufacturing test application. These features permit the creation of factory floor applications such as in-line part inspection and quality control monitoring. Vision Builder for Automated Inspection also features an interactive image processing and analysis environment with advanced decision-making capabilities and I/O support. Built-in I/O capabilities permit the control of serial lines and static digital I/O modules as well as an interface to external devices such as strobes, cameras, and PLCs. Images and inspection data can be stored based on predefined criteria using the advanced decision-making and data logging features.

www.ni.com/vision

National Instruments

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