MVTec’s machine vision technologies enable reliable identification of products, components, and packaging across a wide range of industries. Using MVTec software, machines can read barcodes, 2D codes (e.g., QR or Aztec codes), and alphanumeric characters and use this information for inventory management, material flow, process control, and quality assurance.
MVTec HALCON and MERLIC provide a comprehensive set of technologies for identification tasks. These technologies enable robust, fast, and scalable identification solutions for industrial environments – whether codes are printed, engraved, etched, marked with dot print, or partially damaged.
1D- and 2D-Codes
Reading and print quality inspection for barcodes, QR, Data Matrix, and Aztec codes
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Due to their intricacy, traditional inspection processes are often conducted manually and limited to spot checks. But Vista Solutions Inc. with offices in Canada, the US and Mexico has developed a breakthrough solution that changes that: the Flex-Ins…
In the pharmaceutical industry, strict compliance regulations require medical product packaging to be correctly labeled before delivery. To meet these requirements, the Chinese company Shenzhen Jiangrun Xuneng Technology has developed a powerful mach…
Panasonic Energy manufactures automotive batteries, for which demand is increasing worldwide, at multiple sites in Japan and North America. The company recently implemented MVTec HALCON’s deep learning technologies on a large scale at its Kansas plan…
Consistently high quality is an absolute must in automotive production. To ensure that welded connections in body shells meet these standards, DGH has developed an application that automatically inspects them and identifies anomalies. The MVTec HALCO…
A variety of defects can occur during battery production. Averna has developed a method for the automated inspection of batteries that reliably detects all conceivable defects. Here, the machine vision software MVTec HALCON plays a key role.
The Dutch company PackCheck BV ensures packaging quality in the food industry with a modular solution. Part of the solution is the machine vision software HALCON from MVTec Software GmbH. This enables the company to increase the efficiency of packagi…
The West Nippon Expressway Engineering Shikoku Company Limited ensures safe road traffic in Japan’s winter: With the machine vision software MVTec HALCON, the company automates the inspection of tires in ongoing traffic. Thanks to deep learning techn…
MSTVision GmbH developed a fully automated micro-assembly system for HUBER+SUHNER Cube Optics AG handling high-precision glass and metal components. Using MVTec HALCON, parts are identified, positions determined, and features measured with µm precisi…
Teomsi Electric Company developed a machine vision system with Ecolor for inspecting drilled holes on furniture parts using MVTec HALCON. The system detects missing or faulty holes in real time, significantly reduces error rates, and increases custom…
One of the key challenges in automated battery production is achieving stable welds without damaging the housing. To meet strict automotive quality standards while reducing costs, Manz AG is developing inline inspection systems that enable full proce…
The Japanese company Kett Electric Laboratory researches, develops and sells agricultural measuring devices, among other things. For a company that offers rice, they developed an automated inspection system for rice grains in cooperation with LINX Co…
The Swiss Safety Center AG, a MVTec Certified Integration Partner, is a member of the SVTI Group and thus part of a center of excellence in technical safety and risk management. They offer a comprehensive portfolio of services for industry, retail an…
Strelen Control Systems GmbH uses MVTec HALCON for parallel, robust reading of data matrix codes on prescription medicines to comply with the EU Falsified Medicines Directive. The system reads large volumes quickly and reliably, reduces manual inspec…
PSI Technics GmbH has developed a system that can be used to automate the maintenance of multiple-unit high-speed trains through visual inspection of the rooftop. The MVTec HALCON standard machine vision software ensures that defects are reliably det…
Machine Vision Technology Ltd. developed an automated inspection system using MVTec HALCON to check tablets and capsules for broken pieces, shape errors, and color deviations. Three Basler cameras and a dark-field lighting setup ensure precise detect…
Machine Vision Technology Ltd. developed an automated system to inspect plastic moldings in the food industry at up to 1200 parts per minute. MVTec HALCON analyzes parts for alignment, surface defects, and dimensional accuracy. Using AVT cameras and…
Vision Sort developed an automated system that identifies, analyzes, and labels fruit cartons on conveyor belts with unique GS1-128 barcodes at a rate of over 60 boxes per minute. The system utilizes MVTec HALCON and a variety of shape models.
BBull TECHNOLOGY's STRATEC BC 3000W inspects up to 100,000 bottles per hour. It checks labels, expiration dates, logos, scratches, barcodes, and swing-top closures. MVTec's HALCON software processes four camera images in parallel, ensuring high speed…
At Quelle GmbH's logistics center in Leipzig, 80,000 packages are processed daily. To enhance efficiency, the company employs a combined machine vision system with barcode reading and OCR. Utilizing Baumer i-Cam 108 cameras and MVTec's HALCON softwar…
