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Our machine vision hardware offers maximum computing power for AI-supported image processing, deep learning, and real-time analysis.
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82024 Taufkirchen
Machine vision hardware for precise industrial image processing
With increasing demands on resolution, frame rates, and AI evaluation, existing image processing and inspection systems quickly reach their limits. Modern machine vision hardware offers the computing power required for new cameras and complex algorithms to operate reliably. This ensures maximum precision in quality control and production.
More power for your machine vision systems
Our hardware for industrial image processing
Our preconfigured systems are specially optimized for industrial image processing. They offer high CPU and GPU performance, suitable interfaces for cameras, and stable 24/7 industrial design. Ideal if you want to get started quickly—without lengthy evaluation or integration efforts.
Our powerful platforms for machine vision applications
We offer expandable system platforms for complex or growing machine vision applications. They can be flexibly equipped with additional GPUs, frame grabbers, memory, or specialized I/O modules. Perfect if you need scalability, adaptability, and maximum future-proofing.
Use of machine vision systems in production and quality assurance
Quality control
In manufacturing, machine vision systems perform automatic optical inspection (AOI) of products, detect deviations in the µ range, and ensure consistently high quality standards.
Robotics
In industrial robotics, machine vision allows components to be positioned, gripped and assembled with precision, even when their position or shape varies.
Logistics & Sorting
In distribution centers, machine vision systems support the automatic detection, classification, and sorting of packages and goods to speed up processes and minimize errors.
Research & Development
In laboratories and test environments, machine vision systems are used to analyze movements, materials, or surface structures in order to advance data-driven innovations.
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Find your ideal machine vision hardware
We develop and manufacture customised machine vision hardware that is tailored to your cameras, software and environmental conditions. Answer a few questions and we will recommend the right hardware for your application.
Become part of our machine vision ecosystem
We collaborate with companies that strengthen our machine vision ecosystem:
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Camera and sensor manufacturers looking for reliable hardware platforms for their systems
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Software providers for industrial image processing, AI, and deep learning
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System integrators in the field of automation and Industry 4.0
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Research institutions focusing on visual AI, robotics, or quality assurance
Our goal is to implement innovative and scalable machine vision solutions through close partnerships.
Are you interested in a partnership? Please use the following form to contact us.
FAQ
What is machine vision hardware?
Machine vision hardware includes industrial PCs, GPU servers, and edge systems that capture, process, and analyze image data. It forms the technical basis for automatic industrial image processing.
What hardware is best suited for industrial image processing?
Systems with GPU acceleration are ideal for computationally intensive applications such as deep learning and 3D machine vision. Powerful industrial PCs with high CPU performance and stable data interfaces are ideal for classic image processing.
Can I continue to use existing cameras after introducing machine vision computers?
Yes—our systems are compatible with common interfaces (USB3 Vision, GigE Vision, Camera Link) and can be flexibly integrated into existing machine vision environments.
What is the difference between machine vision and computer vision?
Machine vision is geared toward industrial applications, while computer vision encompasses a broader, often software-centric field. Read more in the wiki article Machine Vision vs. Computer Vision: What are the differences? (DE)
What is machine vision?
Machine vision refers to the automatic capture and evaluation of visual information by computers. Cameras capture images, which are then analyzed by algorithms to recognize objects, detect errors, or perform measurements—without human intervention.