Applications

MVTec’s Certified Integration Partner Crave Technical developed a vision system for an automatic unit-of-use dispense and labeling system for pharmaceutical products. HALCON is used in this system for object detection, bar & data code reading as well as hand-eye-calibration for robots that pick the boxes from a conveyor and then position them for the scanning of the code. Find more information about Halcon here: https://mvtec.com ...
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In this video a team of synchronized UR robot-mounted Gocator® 3D smart sensors work to achieve fully automated inline gap & flush inspection. Learn more at https://www.kibele-pims.com/ See more Automotive applications using Gocator here: https://lmi3d.com/solutions/industries/automotive ...
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In applications where the scan target is larger than a single sensor’s field of view, or has a complex shape, multi-view scanning and processing are required in order to capture the complete geometry of the part. Multi-view scanning and processing are used to: Cover larger fields of view while maintaining high resolution See more of the part (360º ring layout or opposing layout to measure thickness) See past occlusions (undercuts, gaps, steep edges) Perform absolute measurement between two or more features separated by a large distance (where both sensors must be calibrated to a world coordinate system) Part 1 here: https://lmi3d.com/company/digital-hub/blog/multi-view-3d-scanning-and-processing-part-1 Part 2 ...
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MVTec HALCON makes shrimp sorting fast and efficient. The shrimp sorting system from De Boer RVS uses our machine vision software HALCON to distinguish relevant catch (shrimps) from not-relevant by-catch in real-time. As a consequence of this highly efficient sorting, this application does not only improve the fishing outcome, but also helps to protect the environment, as the alive by-catch is conveyed back to the sea immediately. Find more information about Halcon here: https://mvtec.com ...
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The Wageningen University & Research (WUR) in the Netherlands developed a greenhouse harvesting robot, which is able to pick ripe crops. The shape- and color-based detection algorithm for this task was implemented using MVTec HALCON. The organizationThe WUR Agro Food Robotics initiative is a joint program by several research groups of the Wageningen University & Research. The program tries to bring new knowledge to practice by carrying out feasibility studies, functional designs, prototype development, testing, validation and by supporting new product implementations. The challengesIn the past decades the food production in greenhouses has been confronted with the increasing size of ...
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