Visual Inspection Machines

The visual inspection and sorting machine being supplied by us are manufactured at Italy. 

What is Artificial Vision?

It is a system based on a camera, which is the eye, and an image processor, which is the brain.
The camera incorporated in the machine is equivalent to the human eye, but much more powerful and sensitive. 
The images we “see” are perceived by millions of optic nerves and each of them “captures” a tiny fraction of the image and stores it.
In the  camera, the film quality is related to ASA and the more the number of “points”, the best the resolution of the picture.
In a camera the “frame” quality depends on the number of points used to store the image. These points are the pixels, which form the electronic film of the camera. 
The CCDs (Charge Coupled Devices) are usually small in size, 5x7mm for example, and contain thousands, millions of pixels depending on the the instruments quality.
The pixel when hit by light reflected off the surface of the specimen, generates electric tension which is transformed to a mathematical number.
This number is processed by the computer software back to the image of the sample being analysed. And that is how we come to the brain of the machine which is the processor and the software.