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Garment quality control
Monday 24th April, 2017We enable our customers to increase sales and build trust with their customers. It is important for every company to maintain a high level of quality in everything that they produce. In the garment industry, garment quality control is practised right from the initial stage of sourcing raw materials to the stage of a final […]
Read MoreDefect classification
Thursday 23rd March, 2017Shelton’s machine vision solutions allow our customers to identify and classify defects. We build tailor made machine vision applications that identify defects and segment them into bespoke classifications. Image segmentation refers to the process of dividing image into groups with similar characteristics. The following steps are carried out prior to the defect classification: Line scan cameras acquire the image Image […]
Read MoreCut from a different cloth
Thursday 9th March, 2017Here are some snippets from our feature ‘Cut from a different cloth’ in the latest edition of Imaging & machine vision, Europe’s only dedicated magazine for design and production engineers working in the scientific imaging and machine vision market. “A textile factory with 200 looms will have around 20 dying machines, three heat setting machines, […]
Read MoreMachine vision goes nuclear
Tuesday 28th February, 2017Machine vision technology has always been associated with saving time and improving efficiency, now civil engineers from Purdue University in the US have created a machine vision based system which could improve safety at nuclear power plants. The system would detect tiny cracks in nuclear reactors, the vision system is claimed to be more reliable […]
Read MoreSurface inspection systems
Monday 13th February, 2017Shelton Vision has been a Surface Inspection specialist for over thirty years, providing unique automated inspection solutions through our WebSPECTOR machine vision system. Ideal for all sectors which require process optimisation and quality control from machine input to output. This type of machine vision adoption results in better quality, higher productivity and less waste. High […]
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