Industrial Automation
Industrial Automation
Vision inspection can help us improve the quality of our products. However, when it comes to high speed production of more than 1000ppm, it becomes challenging to capture images accurately. When producing at such high speed, it is challenging yet crucial, to coordinate and control the system for accurate image inspection.
Flying Trigger technology achieves positioning accuracy in imaging while moving without stopping the camera or parts. This technology enables complete synchronization of motion control (rotating objects, etc.) and image capture timing, it can be realized by ​combining NJ-series with 1S servo/G5 servo.​
This technology empowers manufacturers to maintain high-quality standards with minimal impact on production speed, enhancing both efficiency and accuracy on the line.
There are multitude of benefits by using Flying Trigger for your business. Here are some of them.
Reduces mechanical wear and tear caused by frequent stopping, leading to less maintenance and fewer production interruptions.
Detects defects instantly, providing immediate feedback and improving the consistency and quality of production.
Enables high-accuracy inspection on moving parts, allowing manufacturers to maintain quality control without compromising speed.
Reduces your downtime by eliminating stop-and-go inspection, which not only boosts overall productivity but also enhances the output quality.
The Flying Trigger Solution embodies OMRON’s commitment to innovation and reliability. By addressing both productivity and precision, it reflects a deep understanding of manufacturers’ needs in dynamic, high-speed environments. OMRON’s solution helps customers achieve more streamlined operations, empowering them to stay competitive in fast-evolving industries.
With vibrations occurring when stopping, the inspection may conducted only after settlement of the vibrations
Inspection conducted while in motion, the stopping operation is eliminated, significantly reducing the cycle time.
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