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Product quality assurance
Thursday 7th March, 2019Automated quality control can help your business grow by reducing your manual inspection costs. Our machine vision systems keep visual records which can be used and audited against your agreed performance levels. This helps reduce customer complaints and the associated costs. Our automated inspection systems help provide quality assurance for some of the world’s leading […]
Read MorePirelli develop surface inspection for tyres
Thursday 31st January, 2019Tyre manufacturer Pirelli have developed a surface inspection prototype to improve the production quality of their tyres. Tyres are made up of different layers and compounds, making the surface area difficult to inspect. The investment in automated technology was a worthwhile investment as it helps to retain their integrity as a global leader in […]
Read MoreChristmas Opening Hours – Shelton Vision
Friday 21st December, 2018Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the whole team at Shelton Vision. Opening hours over Christmas: Closed: Saturday the 22nd of December 2018. Open: Wednesday the 2nd of January 2019. A look back at events from 2018 Here are the exhibitions we have taken part in during 2018, more to come in 2019. […]
Read MoreMachine vision trends for 2019 – Shelton Vision
Wednesday 5th December, 2018With the constant evolution of machine vision technology there are always plenty of exciting developments on the horizon. Here are some trends for image sensors, image processing and optics that we expect to see in 2019. All of which will positively affect and enhance a range of industry sectors. The Growth of Computational Imaging Computational […]
Read MoreFabric inspection methods
Monday 12th November, 2018The aim of Shelton’s machine vision systems is to get the most yield from each batch and help eliminate customer complaints. You can achieve this by adopting Shelton’s WebSPECTOR system, which incorporates a suite of fabric inspection methods and applications. 1. Defect inspection and classification An electronic map of the defects is produced in a […]
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