Camera and lens
Industrial-grade machine-vision sensor matched to your part size and the inspection distance available on the line. Global shutter for moving parts.
Up to 12 MP · global shutter · C-mount lens
The system
One enclosure. Four functions. Configured before it ships.
Adente Vision arrives as a single industrial unit with the camera, lighting, edge compute and inspection software your part class needs, assembled and tested in our factory.
Proven on a live line · cap inspection
- 99.65%
- F1-score
- 0.69%
- False-negative rate
- ~30 ms
- Per part
- ≤ 48 h
- Model training
Lighting unit
Configured to eliminate the shadows and glare on the surface you actually inspect, diffuse, directional, or coaxial depending on the part.
Configurable color and angle · 24V industrial supply
Edge compute
On-device processing. Images and inferences stay inside the factory. No round-trip to a cloud, no data leaves the line.
NVIDIA Jetson class · 8–16 GB · fanless
Inspection software
Four AI modes shipped pre-configured for the part class you ordered for. Update over a USB stick if your line is air-gapped.
Anomaly · Defect · Part · Quality
Technical specification
What you bolt to the line.
Specifications below are the standard unit. Special variants exist for high-temperature lines, washdown environments, and explosive atmospheres.
- Resolution
- Up to 12 megapixels
- Inference latency
- ~30 ms typical (measured) · 0.5 s catalogue max
- Throughput
- 100+ parts per minute
- Training set
- From 20 reference images
- Model training
- Under 48 hours
- Connectivity
- PROFINET · EtherNet/IP · Modbus TCP · EtherCAT · OPC UA
- Discrete I/O
- 4 inputs · 4 outputs · 24V
- Enclosure rating
- IP54
- Operating range
- 0–45°C · 10–90% humidity
- Power
- 90–240 VAC · 60 W typical
- Dimensions
- 320 × 240 × 180 mm
Latency and throughput are application-specific, measured per line.
System architecture
How the unit speaks to your line.
The Adente Vision unit owns the imaging, lighting and inference. Your PLC receives a pass/fail per trigger over the industrial protocol of your choice. Reporting is optional and stays inside your factory.
FIG · 01 / System architecture
AV-S100
Model variants
Four enclosures. Same software.
Pick the enclosure for the line environment. Optics, edge compute and AI modes are identical across all four, your service team learns one product.
| Model | Environment | IP rating | Op. temp. |
|---|---|---|---|
| AV-S100 | Standard industrial | IP54 | 0–45 °C |
| AV-W100 | Washdown | IP65 | 0–45 °C |
| AV-H100 | High-temperature | IP54 | 0–65 °C |
| AV-X100 | Hazardous atmosphere | IP66 | 0–45 °C |
† Variant specs are indicative; confirmed per application.
Standards · certifications
CE
EU conformity
IP54
Dust + splash
IEC 61131
PLC compatible
IEC 61010
Lab + industrial
RoHS
Hazardous substance
CB Scheme
International cert.
Installation
Thirty minutes from box to first inspected part.
On a typical line
Mount · Aim · Configure · Wire
A typical commission starts with bolting the enclosure to the line frame at the inspection point. The bracket fits standard aluminum profile and the unit weighs under nine kilograms, so one person handles it without a hoist.
The on-device preview shows the framed region and lighting coverage in real time, so aiming the camera and dialing in the lights is a thirty-second operation, no laptop, no calibration chart taped to the part.
From there you choose the inspection mode and either set a tolerance or load the reference set the unit shipped with. The last action is wiring the PLC over PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, or discrete I/O, and choosing whether to trigger on encoder pulse, photoelectric sensor, or fixed interval.
No vision engineer on call. No integration project plan. Your service team owns the deployment from the first bolt to the first inspected part.
How we build your unit
The vision engineering happens upstream, at our factory, not on your line.
On a typical unit
Sample part · Optics & lighting · Model training · Pre-configured unit
It starts with a sample part or a short video of the line. Our engineers design the optics and lighting for that exact surface, we build the camera, not just the software, so there is no third-party lens to adapt to.
The model trains on as few as twenty good parts, in under 48 hours. Classical computer vision runs alongside AI inference, tuned to your part class and the tolerance you actually hold.
The unit ships pre-configured for that part class, one enclosure, tested at our factory. Your service team installs it in thirty minutes. The vision specialist stays upstream; you never hire one.
When a part is unusual, the same team that engineered the unit stays behind it, through your integrator, never around them.
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