Automation Suppliers

AicobotiX develops the QiCHECK machine vision platform for automated visual quality inspection.

HACARUS develops artificial intelligence software for industrial visual inspection. Its HACARUS Check products identify surface defects and support inspection processes using image data. The company offers robotic inspection arrangements and has demonstrated its inspection technology with FANUC CRX collaborative robots. It also works with Mitsubishi Electric on AI visual inspection technology.

UnitX develops AI-powered visual-inspection systems for manufacturing. Its integrated platform combines software-defined imaging, edge inference, defect classification, dimensional measurement and production analytics, with connections to major PLC, MES and FTP systems. The company serves automotive, electric-vehicle battery, electronics, semiconductor, connector and other manufacturing applications.

VinciTech develops machine-vision and robotics systems for automation and inspection. Its work includes two-dimensional and three-dimensional measurement, detection, collaborative robots, controller hardware and software, hyperspectral imaging and other smart sensors. The company supplies both modules and integrated systems and develops application software for robotics and imaging.

VJ Technologies designs, installs and supports digital-radiography and computed-tomography X-ray inspection systems. Its equipment serves aerospace, automotive, food and nuclear applications, and selected custom systems use robots to position parts or imaging equipment. The company lists its operation in Bohemia, New York.

Wuhan Easy-Sight Technology develops robotic and imaging equipment for inspection of drainage, water and industrial pipelines. Its products include CCTV crawler robots, laser-measurement robots, sonar systems, pipe periscopes and data-management software. The company's crawler systems combine cameras, cable reels, controls and reporting software for defect inspection and three-dimensional analysis. Its official site lists an operation in Wuhan, China.

EVT Eye Vision Technology supplies EyeVision software and industrial image processing systems. Its software supports measurement, deep learning inspection, code reading and quality control. Published applications include electronic component inspection, weld and adhesive bead analysis, surface defect detection, pharmaceutical packaging checks and logistics verification. The platform combines image processing tools with interfaces for industrial equipment.

Heliovision develops and integrates machine vision systems for industrial inspection and robotic product handling. Its work includes two-dimensional and three-dimensional imaging, deep learning, optical measurement and defect detection. The company offers feasibility studies, laboratory trials, implementation and training. Its systems can exchange data with production software for traceability and use vision to locate products for robot handling.

ISRA VISION develops machine vision systems for surface inspection, measurement and robot guidance. Serves United States, Michigan.

SkyVisor develops drone inspection and asset management software for renewable energy operators. Its system automates drone flight planning, image capture, defect review and reporting for wind turbines and solar installations. The platform uses artificial intelligence for defect detection and supports construction progress and maintenance inspections. SkyVisor identifies itself as a French provider based in Paris.

Vision Partners integrates customer-specific industrial machine-vision systems for production automation. Its work covers camera inspection, machine lighting, vision software engineering, surface inspection, dimensional control and identification. The company also develops three-dimensional vision and machine-learning solutions for robot guidance. Its published applications serve industrial manufacturing and agricultural production.

XPAR Vision develops hot-end inspection and process-control systems for container-glass manufacturing. Its products include infrared inspection, defect detection, automatic gob-weight control and process-monitoring software. The company also supplies BlankRobot and closed-loop controls that adjust forming-machine timing from measured process data. It operates in the Netherlands.

e-con Systems designs and manufactures OEM cameras for embedded vision, industrial automation, robotics, medical imaging and mobility. Its range includes USB, GigE, GMSL and board cameras, depth cameras, camera modules and edge vision compute systems. The company identifies its headquarters in Chennai, India, and lists offices and distributors in several other countries.

Frinks AI develops vision-based quality-inspection software for manufacturing production lines. Its platform supports assembly inspection, cosmetic defect detection, label reading and dimensional checks. The company provides a no-code deployment interface and integration with cameras, PLCs, HMIs and manufacturing systems. Its applications include inline inspection, production traceability and inspection analytics.

Visys Solution develops and integrates machine-vision systems for manufacturing and logistics. Its solutions range from camera systems and inspection software to artificial-intelligence models for checking dimensions, surface defects, colour, completeness and product codes. The company also applies vision to monitor handling equipment and people, predict motion and reduce collision risk. It lists a registered office and mailing address in Prague, Czech Republic.

Zygo Corporation develops noncontact optical metrology systems and precision optical components. Its metrology portfolio includes three dimensional optical profilers, laser interferometers, metrology software and nano position sensors. The company also provides optical testing and calibration services for surface texture, form, films and optical components. It lists an operation in Middlefield, Connecticut.

EDM Intelligent Solutions provides precision electrical discharge machining, laser ablation, micro milling, grinding and dimensional inspection services. It also supplies automated three dimensional metrology systems and applies robotics to inspection and machine tending. The company operates from the Chicago area and serves aerospace, automotive, medical and precision manufacturing customers.

4D Technology builds optical metrology instruments for measuring optics and precision surfaces. Serves United States.

Gearbox develops machine vision, artificial intelligence and robotic systems for horticultural quality control, sorting and processing.

VMT develops industrial image-processing and laser-measurement systems. Its portfolio includes three-dimensional robot guidance, inspection, identification, measurement, deep-learning applications and life-science inspection. The company provides application development, commissioning, training, maintenance and spare-parts support. Its technical centre is in Mannheim, Germany.

GrayMatter Robotics develops robotic systems for surface treatment and inspection.

Progressive Surface designs and manufactures automated machinery and closed-loop controls for shot peening, abrasive grit blasting, thermal spray coating, and ultra-high-pressure waterjet stripping. It also develops custom automation and robotic manipulators for surface-treatment processes. The company serves aerospace, energy, medical, and general manufacturing and identifies ABB robots in a thermal-spray application.

Sensing Tech develops camera modules and imaging products for robotics, autonomous systems and industrial vision. Its range includes GMSL, FPD-Link, MIPI, stereo, event-based, low-latency and GigE cameras, with embedded-vision support for NVIDIA Jetson, Texas Instruments and Qualcomm platforms. The company is based in Shenzhen, China. Its published applications include mobile robots, autonomous vehicles, agricultural equipment and industrial inspection systems.

TKH Group N.V. develops technology businesses in machine vision, smart manufacturing and automation. Its portfolio includes two-dimensional and three-dimensional vision, smart cameras, inspection systems and software for production environments. The group describes vision-guided robotics, autonomous production, machine optimization and artificial intelligence within its automation strategy.

Trilobit provides custom industrial computer-vision systems for automated quality control. Its systems use machine vision, deep learning and artificial intelligence to inspect products and production processes in metal, automotive, pharmaceutical, food and wood industries. The company identifies an address in Cerknica, Slovenia.

Tristar AI develops computer-vision systems for real-time quality inspection on manufacturing lines. Its hardware and machine-learning software detect defects and can exchange data with rejection systems, robots, PLCs, ERP systems and MES platforms. The company documents applications in high-speed film and other continuous production processes.

Vision Engineering designs and manufactures optical and digital inspection and measurement equipment. Its range includes ergonomic stereo microscopes, digital microscopes, three-dimensional inspection systems, non-contact measurement equipment and coordinate measuring machines. The company lists its global headquarters in Woking, United Kingdom. It also lists manufacturing and commercial operations in Connecticut and offices in Europe, Asia, Mexico and Costa Rica.

Zhejiang HuaRay Technology develops machine vision and autonomous mobile robot products. Its vision portfolio includes area scan and line scan cameras, smart cameras, vision sensors, three dimensional cameras and lenses. The company's systems support code recognition, optical character recognition, measurement, positioning and defect detection in manufacturing and logistics.

Matroid develops computer vision software for automated industrial inspection and monitoring. Its platform enables users to train and deploy visual detection models without writing code. Its manufacturing applications include detecting cracks, scratches and other surface defects, tracking inspection data and monitoring workplace hazards. The company identifies its headquarters in Palo Alto, California.

SVS-Vistek develops industrial cameras and imaging components for machine-vision systems. Its camera families support GigE Vision, USB3 Vision, CoaXPress and Camera Link interfaces, with global-shutter sensors, programmable triggering and integrated lighting control on selected models. The company also supplies frame grabbers, industrial computers, lenses, lighting, cables and software through its own portfolio and partners including Euresys and Neousys.

GridRaster develops spatial computing software for industrial manufacturing, inspection and training.

Overview AI develops machine vision systems for manufacturing inspection. It is headquartered in San Francisco, California. Its offering includes smart cameras, vision systems and software for managing inspection deployments. The systems use artificial intelligence to check assembly completeness and identify surface defects such as scratches, cracks and porosity. Cameras perform processing locally and provide interfaces for factory control and data systems.

RaMaX Engineering designs and builds automated and robotic production equipment. Its work includes robotic cells, automated assembly lines, machine integration, controls, and camera-based inspection systems for complete product checking. The company provides engineering from concept through commissioning for industrial production applications.

Aerologix operates an online marketplace for drone services and aerial data. Its platform connects clients with drone operators for asset inspection, mapping, thermal scanning, LiDAR capture and confined space inspection. The company describes work for telecommunications, property, infrastructure and industrial assets. Its website identifies Aerologix as an Australian drone technology and aerial intelligence company.

Prescient Technologies develops engineering software and digital factory solutions. Its services include CAD and product lifecycle management software, design automation, connected manufacturing tools and industrial inspection. The company supplies vision based systems for defect detection, part segregation and end of line inspection. Its applications include automotive, aerospace, electronics and manufacturing, and its headquarters are in Pune, India.

UAVISUALS provides drone-based aerial imagery, LiDAR, surveying, mapping, thermal imaging, inspection and three-dimensional modelling services. Its work supports mining, construction, renewable energy, telecommunications and other asset-intensive operations. The company identifies Melbourne as its head office and also lists a Perth office, with service across Australia.