SICK’s latest innovation, the Inspector83x, integrates AI-powered quality control seamlessly into high-speed production environments. It empowers non-specialists to configure precise AI inspections quickly and effectively, thanks to its intuitive design and pre-installed SICK Nova foundation software. Advanced users can further customize inspections using Lua programming and HALCON, ensuring adaptability to diverse production needs.
The Inspector83x boasts up to 5MP resolution, built-in illumination, and a quad-core CPU for high-speed data processing directly on the device. Its capabilities include defect detection, anomaly detection, classification, OCR/OCV reading, and complex assembly verification. Additionally, upcoming features such as colour imaging will enhance applications like colour sorting and quality assurance.
One of its standout features is the ability to simplify complex machine vision tasks for non-specialists. With minimal training examples and the AI function combined with rule-based tools, operators can configure inspections effortlessly. This eliminates the need for extensive machine vision expertise or external consultants when adapting to product changes or new designs.
The Inspector83x also excels in data transfer efficiency, with dual ports for EtherNet/IP or PROFINET integration and a high-speed Gigabit Ethernet port for image data transfer and data logging. Its onboard inputs and outputs, along with precise image output calibration, enable seamless integration with machine controls for quick response and accurate results.
Overall, the SICK Inspector83x redefines AI machine vision by offering simplicity, power, and reliability, making it a valuable asset in various industries such as consumer goods manufacturing, food and beverage, automotive, and packaging.
