Product category:
Vision and Colour Sensors
News Release from: Cognex UK | Subject: OCVMax
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 18 November 2005
Recognition software handles distorted
text
A breakthrough in character verification technology allows text to be verified, even when printed on curved or flexible surfaces or distorted during the printing or packaging process.
Cognex describes OCVMax as a breakthrough in character verification technology that allows text to be verified, even when printed on curved or flexible surfaces or distorted during the printing or packaging process When print is difficult to recognise, OCVMax enables manufacturers to ensure the right date, lot or product code is printed, the right labels are placed onto the right products, and the right product is placed into a carton or box
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 12 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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"Because of its ability to recognise distorted text, OCVMax minimises false rejects and eliminates costly operator intervention while ensuring information is correctly printed onto pharmaceutical, food, beverage, and personal care product labels and packages", said Marilyn Matz, Cognex cofounder and Senior VP PC Vision.
"OCVMax is also easy to set up because it comes preconfigured to handle a wide range of printer fonts".
OCVMax is available as an option on any Cognex VisionPro PC vision system, and can be combined with other Cognex code reading and inspection tools to provide a complete solution for virtually any packaging application.
OCVMax will be available from Cognex in November. Request a free brochure from Cognex UK ...
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