Part identification
Orientation verification
The inspection point
A part placed backwards is usually the right part; only its orientation is wrong. Polarity in electronics and tray direction in packaging therefore need a check of their own. On near-symmetrical parts the difference is a single mark or a chamfer.
How it runs on the line
The unit looks at the feeding point. The model learns the appearance of a correctly oriented part, so one rotated 180 degrees or lying on its side is flagged as deviation. The result goes to the robot or the feeder and the part is corrected or removed.
OKAll facing the same way 
NOKOne component rotated 180 degrees
Application references
- Mode used
- Part identification
- Training set
- About 20 correct placements
- What decides it
- The mark on near-symmetrical parts
- Decision time
- ~90 ms per part
Let us test your part.
We bring the unit to your line and measure your own part at your own line speed. The quote comes after that measurement.