Vision Q.400 by Q.VITEC enables rapid development of high-performance inspection processes without programming experience. Built on MVTec HALCON, the software offers an intuitive interface and is ideal for OEM systems and inspection solutions.

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.

Adbro Controls Ltd. uses an automated vision system with five cameras and MVTec HALCON to inspect jars on conveyor belts for labels, seals, and expiry codes. Defective products are automatically rejected.

Network Rail Ltd. uses Omnicom Engineering’s OmniVision system to automatically inspect rail infrastructure for issues such as missing fasteners, faulty welds, or damaged rail heads. MVTec HALCON is employed to analyze image data in real-time and ide…

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…

At Reutlingen University, Professor Arnd Buschhaus has been integrating MVTec HALCON into the teaching curriculum since 2018. HALCON is used extensively in courses related to robotics and machine vision, providing students with practical experience i…