Many industrial contexts do not fall into standardized or easily classifiable sectors, but have production processes with specific characteristics, often linked to small volumes, special products, or custom manufacturing.

Traditional quality control with shift operators can be ineffective in industrial environments unsuitable for human visual inspection, such as large surface areas requiring rapid inspection , or products with defects that are difficult to see with the naked eye. Machine vision allows us to address this heterogeneity by ensuring objective, repeatable, and adaptable inspections.

For over 30 years, Specialvideo has developed vision systems tailored to specific customer needs and product characteristics, ensuring reliable control and seamless integration with the production line.

We have supported large production sectors with our industrial vision, as well as highly specific and less widespread processes, which nevertheless excel in their level of quality and of which we are proud.

Each application is designed taking into account the specifics of the customer’s product and process, ensuring effective automatic visual processing even in the presence of high variability.

The case histories of Specialvideo vision systems are just a small part of the industrial vision projects we have completed, and Specialvideo is always available to study new products and industrial situations that require customized solutions.

Vision system design begins with a lighting feasibility analysis based on test images of the customer’s product. We then study the available space in the existing machine layout and verify communication protocols. We then select the computer vision technology to be applied in the field, based on the experience of over 1,000 systems installed worldwide.

Lighting selection is Specialvideo’s technical expertise, and lighting design is a critical and fundamental step in implementing robust and reliable machine vision solutions.

Particular difficulties due, for example, to unpredictable defect morphologies or even low-contrast non-conformities barely perceptible to the human eye, can be solved by using neural networks integrated into robust and configurable industrial systems.

Industrial vision systems are designed to integrate with existing machines and systems, both automatic and semi-automatic, adapting to different production layouts and configurations.

Specialvideo also offers laboratory solutions, i.e., equipped benches equipped with robots or axes controlled in collaborative mode, ensuring complete operator safety.