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Scanway S.A. is a Polish technology company based in Wrocław, specialising
in the design of advanced vision systems and optical devices
for industrial and space applications.

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    What does modern cardboard production look like?

    Modern paperboard production control is based on the use of advanced technologies and information systems that enable continuous monitoring and optimization of production processes. The following are the most important elements of modern paperboard production control:

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    What to invest in during difficult times?

    Are “difficult” times the right time to invest? How can vision systems improve the production process? Are modern technologies the key to optimizing production? Among other things, we answered these questions during a presentation at the IX Conference “Corrugated board – the latest technologies”, held in September 2022 in Szczyrk.

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    Financing R&D projects – how to finance innovation?

    NCBiR, or the National Research and Development Center, is an institution dedicated to funding research and development projects. Their goal is to develop innovative technologies and increase the competitiveness of the Polish sector, not only in industry, but even in space.

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    Tracking E2 meat containers – part 1

    E2 containers are the standard of standardized transport containers used in the food and food service industry for food storage, transportation and distribution.

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    Checking the closure of cans

    Poor sealing of canned food during production can have serious consequences for food quality and safety. Here are some of the potential consequences:

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    Battery life vs. temperature

    Yes, and it all depends on how the battery behaves at different temperature extremes. Electric cars are growing in popularity, it is estimated that the battery market alone will reach about 900 billion by 2030. This is influenced not only by growing environmental awareness and formal and legal decisions, but also by technological developments that affect the comfort of this type of vehicle.

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    The meat industry and new technologies?

    Due to advancing technological development in industry, automation and robotization of processes is already the order of the day in almost every manufacturing plant. It does not bypass the food industry either. Modern technological solutions and vision systems are also widely used in the meat industry.

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    What are vision systems?

    Vision systems are solutions that are increasingly appearing in many industries. Their main application is in the broad field of quality control. Thanks to advanced technologies, artificial intelligence and neural networks, such solutions streamline production, reduce waste and provide great support for operators and quality control personnel. You can read about detailed implementations of machine vision systems here, while below we will explain what machine vision basically is.

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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.

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