Image acquisition
Camera, lens, lighting, trigger, and mounting are selected to create stable images before processing.
Eversight connects cameras, lighting, image processing, PLC/robots, and production data in a unified flow. As a result, inspection results are not just images but become signals that can be used for control, error elimination, and data retrieval.
Eversight is an implementation architecture that helps the components of an inspection system work together: stable image acquisition, criterion-based processing, decision-making, and data storage for operational use.
Camera, lens, lighting, trigger, and mounting are selected to create stable images before processing.
Image processing algorithms, AI Vision, OCR or measurements are configured according to agreed error criteria.
The system returns OK/NG results, coordinates, readable codes or signals to be sent to a PLC, robot or rejection mechanism.
Images, result logs, inspection time and traceability data can be stored according to operational requirements.
Depending on the product and production line, Eversight can be an independent inspection station or part of an existing automation system.
Detecting cosmetic defects, missing/excessive parts, incorrect position, incorrect assembly orientation, or surface abnormalities.
Measure dimensions, position, angles, distances, or geometric features when non-contact inspection is required.
Read barcode, QR, Data Matrix, OCR/OCV and link inspection results to each product.
Send coordinates, status or processing signals to robots, PLCs, rejection mechanisms and operating systems.
The process starts with actual samples and specific inspection criteria. Before installation, the technical team needs to determine imaging conditions, processing methods, connection signals, and acceptance procedures.
After receiving results, Eversight can send signals to the PLC, robot, rejection mechanism, or the factory's data system, depending on the project scope.
Sends OK/NG signals, trigger, interlock, or machine status.
Returns coordinates, angles, recognition status, or gripping instructions.
Sorts out defective products by time, location, or product code.
Saves images, results, trace codes, and reports according to operational needs.
Send product samples, error images, or process descriptions; Eversmart will suggest how to organize the inspection flow suitable for the production line.