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Active Inspection Vision Systems for Packaging and Form Machines

AISurface and AIPrint are built around Teledyne DALSA’s Piranha line scan cameras

Teledyne DALSA

Teledyne DALSA

Mon, 01/16/2012 - 12:26
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(Teledyne DALSA: Billerica, MA) -- Active Inspection (AI), based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, designs vision systems for machine builders to incorporate into printing presses, packaging machines, and other web and sheet-fed or form machines. Whether the goal is to reduce waste, ensure consistency, maintain quality, or increase throughput, manufacturers count on Active Inspection (AI) to provide high-performance turnkey inspection systems. Consisting of AI software bundled with video station hardware, Active Inspection’s two primary products—AISurface and AIPrint—are built around Teledyne DALSA’s Piranha line scan cameras.

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AI’s solutions look for printed or surface defects in a variety of applications and materials, including: tag and label, flexible packaging, folding carton, converting, plastics, nonwoven materials, paper, and foil. Based on user requirements, each AI video station incorporates image processors, I/O, AI software application, lighting, encoder kits, and between one- and four-color or grayscale Teledyne DALSA cameras.

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