SICK vision scanners

The vision scanners offered by SICK are advanced solutions dedicated to industrial applications that provide reliability, accuracy and exceptional precision in the most demanding conditions. SICK, as a leader in automatic identification and vision technology, offers products that are ideal for industrial manufacturing, warehouse and logistics environments.

These scanners are designed to withstand harsh operating conditions such as the presence of dust, moisture, vibration or extreme temperatures. Thanks to advanced optical technology and precise calibration, SICK devices provide reliable barcode reading, and enable product recognition and inspection on production lines. The scanners are characterized by exceptional resistance to mechanical damage, making them ideal for industrial automation processes.

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Industrial scanners - new 2D and 3D vision solutions

Industrial scanners (a.k.a. vision scanners) are devices that acquire information from the environment and process it in such a way as to help make the right decisions. The principle of operation here is similar to the human sense of sight - we observe the environment and then analyze the information to further decide on further actions. This type of solution is becoming more and more common in analyzing the location of an object, as well as in evaluating colors or shapes (e.g. during quality control of manufactured parts).

Thanks to modern industrial scanners, we are also able to measure specific parts of an object more quickly and efficiently.We offer our customers vision scanners from SICK, a brand that has specialized for years in developing advanced vision systems for industrial use and customizing them for business customers. The systems are easy to configure and personalize thanks to a special SICK AppSpace application, which is mainly used in quality control processes, robot motion control and during shipment tracking.

Application of industrial scanners in various industries

Industrial scanners are designed to improve the quality and efficiency of work, as well as contribute to improving the automation of production processes. Thanks to these state-of-the-art devices, we are slowly moving towards a new era of Industry 4.0, in which human intervention in production processes will no longer be necessary, and work will be managed solely by artificial intelligence. Already, industrial scanners are widely used in many fields of industry. Using them, for example, on production halls, we can systematically verify the correctness of the manufacture of a given item, check the differences between consecutive batches of products, as well as assess the filling level of bottles and the closing of a given package.

Modern industrial scanners are also perfect for checking 1D and 2D codes, as well as for counting and measuring the dimensions of products (this solution is often used to check the dimensions of shipments or self-service checkouts in hypermarkets). In the automotive industry, they are used to check the correct assembly of selected components to reduce the production of defective components. In the pharmaceutical industry, vision scanners are used, among other things, to check whether manufactured products meet the necessary requirements, as well as whether they have been packaged correctly.‍

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