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What should you know about hyperspectral imaging?
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Vision inspection systems and the quality and safety of pet food products
Animal food production takes place under dynamic production conditions. High production line speeds, large batch volumes or an environment conducive to microbial growth make random manual inspection insufficient. Also, the quality requirements of retail chains and consumer expectations mean that the pressure for reproducible, stable food quality is increasing. Is automated vision inspection of pet food the […]
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Shortage of workers in industry – how to meet it?
The limited number of people willing to work in manufacturing companies is a critical problem that many companies are already facing. The Polish Economic Institute warns that by 2035 employment in the industrial sector (sections B-E) could shrink by as many as 805,000 people, or about 11% of current levels [1]. Also, CSO data presented in its annual bulletin “Labor Demand in 2024”. [2] leave no illusions: […]
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Where does efficiency end and quality risk begin? About vision systems in the fish industry.
The fish industry in Poland today operates under conditions of increasing production scale and high quality requirements imposed by both the market and food safety systems. In 2024, about 362,000 tons of fish and fish products with a total value of about EUR 3.1 billion were exported from Poland. Such a high volume means that even single quality errors can […]
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Frequently asked questions about machine vision systems
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about machine vision systems, automated quality inspection, and the technologies that support modern manufacturing.
A vision system analyzes every product as it moves through the production line and automatically verifies whether it meets predefined quality requirements.
The system captures images using industrial cameras, while dedicated lighting highlights the product’s key features. The images are then processed by Scanway’s proprietary machine vision algorithms, which can detect defects such as scratches, contamination, missing components, or color deviations. The entire inspection process is contactless and performed in real time.