Industrial vision systems

With In-Sight® vision systems, you no longer have to choose between fast production and rigorous product quality control. Thanks to advanced vision tools like Edge Learning, PatMax RedLine®, IDMax, SurfaceFXTM, and OCRMax®, In-Sight® vision systems swiftly locate parts and perform comprehensive inspections.

Alongside its traditional vision tools, the Insight 2800 is equipped with powerful Edge Learning tools that enable businesses to push the boundaries of their inspection and quality control capabilities. With these tools, the Insight 2800 offers embedded intelligence, allowing it to learn and adapt to variations and changing conditions in the production environment.

Here's an overview of the Edge Learning tools of the Insight 2800:

• Intelligent Classification: The Insight 2800 can learn to distinguish different types of products or defects by analyzing representative samples. Using advanced machine learning algorithms, the system can automatically classify products based on their specific characteristics, enabling precise and rapid inspection.
• Anomaly Detection: The Edge Learning tools of the Insight 2800 can detect subtle anomalies or defects that might evade traditional image processing algorithms. The system can learn from existing inspection data to identify unexpected patterns and variations, enhancing inspection reliability and reducing the risks of false positives or negatives.
• Character OCR: The OCR Edge Learning of the Insight 2800 offers increased accuracy in reading serial numbers, expiration dates, and other crucial information. This feature enhances traceability, reduces reading errors, and optimizes production processes.

With these advanced Edge Learning tools, the Insight 2800 provides increased flexibility and adaptability in industrial vision applications. Businesses can benefit from more precise inspection, improved defect detection, and reduced errors, resulting in enhanced product quality, decreased waste, and optimized manufacturing processes.

The Insight 3800 is equipped with a comprehensive range of advanced features that set it apart from other industrial vision systems.

Among these are:

• High Resolution: With resolutions up to 5 megapixels, the Insight 3800 can detect the tiniest defects and subtle irregularities, ensuring precise and detailed inspection of your products.
• Flexible Lighting: The system is compatible with various lighting types, including integrated and external LED lighting. This allows optimization of lighting conditions for each specific application, ensuring optimal inspection results.
• Advanced Software: The Insight 3800 comes with the intuitive and user-friendly In-Sight Vision suite software that simplifies setup, programming, and inspection management. Users can easily define inspection parameters, visualize real-time results, and make quick adjustments, improving operational efficiency.
• Extended Connectivity: The Insight 3800 offers extended connectivity with Ethernet interfaces and support for common communication protocols, easing integration into existing systems and data collection for analysis.
• Industrial Robustness: Designed to withstand the most rigorous industrial environments, the Insight 3800, like its sibling, the Insight 2800, is built for reliability and durability.

Similar to its smaller sibling, the Insight 2800, the Insight 3800 features powerful Edge Learning tools. These tools include classification, defect analysis, and challenging character reading, delivering superior speeds.

Choosing between the Insight 2800 and the Insight 3800 will depend on your specific needs and the features you're seeking. Here are a few reasons why you might opt for the Insight 2800 over the Insight 3800:

• Processing Speed: The Insight 3800 is faster than the Insight 2800 in terms of image processing and executing inspection tasks. If you require high-speed performance for high-throughput applications, the Insight 3800 might be more suitable.
• Size and Configuration: The Insight 2800 is more compact, making it easier to integrate into confined spaces or installations with limited space. The Insight 3800 is larger and offers more flexibility in terms of configuration.
• Image Resolution: The Insight 3800 (up to 5 MP) offers higher image resolution compared to the Insight 2800 (up to 2 MP). If you need detailed inspection with high precision requirements, the Insight 3800 would be the better choice.
• Application Complexity: If your needs for automated inspection are relatively straightforward, the Insight 2800 might suffice. It's ideal for basic applications such as defect detection, dimension verification, or barcode reading. If you don't require the more advanced features of the Insight 3800, opting for the less complex model might be wise.
• Cost: For a limited budget, the Insight 2800 might be a more affordable option. It can provide basic automated inspection functionalities at a lower cost compared to the Insight 3800, which might have more advanced capabilities and additional features.

It's important to note that the Insight 3800 may offer more advanced features, greater flexibility, and superior customization ability. If your application demands more advanced features, deeper integration, or faster processing capabilities, the Insight 3800 would be the optimal choice.