Detección de perfiles coincidentes

In the automotive industry, car bodies are welded using prefabricated sheets. If a sheet is incomplete or faulty, the fault must be detected and the incorrect sheet removed from production. The SmartRunner Matcher uses light section technology to detect objects using profile comparison and to confirm that components are complete …

In vehicle frame assembly, components are connected to each other using fasteners such as bolts, screws, and clips. The SmartRunner Matcher detects whether these parts are present and in the right location, and sends a signal to the control system if a fastener is missing …

Silicone vibration dampers or "stickies" are glued to different parts of a vehicle frame to reduce noise during vehicle operation. To ensure that the dampers are in the right position, the SmartRunner Matcher is taught the height profile of each "sticky" and the current height profile is compared to a reference profile …

In automobile production, the car body being processed is transported to various processing stations on skids. Skid bolts anchor the body to the skid and are pushed into the holes provided in the body. To ensure that this process is safe, the SmartRunner verifies the positions of the skid bolts beforehand.

Robotic systems and handling systems are often used to feed workpieces or raw materials into production and processing systems. Before a robot picks up the feed elements, the presence of the workpiece carrier (presence monitoring) and the position of the material (position monitoring) must be checked. The SmartRunner Matcher performs both detection tasks in a single step.

Plastic trays divided into several small compartments are often used when producing ready-made meals in the food industry. To ensure that the meal components are added to the right compartments, the alignment of the monochromatic, white trays must be checked. The SmartRunner Matcher delivers clear detection results even under these difficult ambient conditions.