Automation Suppliers

Roboflow provides a computer-vision platform for training, deploying and operating visual AI models. The platform supports video, images, real-time streams, cloud deployment and edge devices. Published applications include manufacturing inspection, logistics asset tracking and automated monitoring.

VisionDragon supplies machine-vision products and inspection solutions. Its offerings include industrial cameras, vision sensors, lighting, software and configured systems for visual measurement, guidance and quality inspection. The company operates from Shenzhen and serves manufacturing applications.

Kowa American Corporation supplies industrial lenses and cameras for machine vision and factory automation. Its range includes C-mount, F-mount, telecentric and other optical designs. Its products support defect detection, surface inspection and dimensional analysis. The company offers application guidance and custom optical configurations for industrial users.

Novasis Innovazione develops machine vision, contactless measurement and infrared gas sensing technologies. Its inspection applications include geometric measurement, surface quality checks and robot guidance. The company describes VIS4BEER as an AI based vision application for beer bottling. Its work combines imaging, sensing and embedded processing for industrial applications.

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Azur Drones develops autonomous aerial systems for industrial surveillance and inspection. Its Skeyetech platform operates from a docking station and supports security patrols around industrial sites. The company describes inspection applications for identifying visible signs of leaks, cracks, corrosion and damaged welds. Published deployments include integration with Genetec video management systems for site security.

Canon Romania presents Canon imaging, printing and business technology products for the Romanian market.

Dronetix Technologie, a Donecle subsidiary, develops automated drone systems for inspecting aircraft landing gear and engines. Its work combines drone hardware, embedded software, sensors, automation, artificial intelligence and computer vision. The systems are intended for aerospace maintenance and inspection workflows.

Saber1 Technologies supplies machine-vision and industrial imaging products. Its offering includes industrial cameras, lenses, lighting, frame grabbers and image-processing components. The products support inspection, measurement and imaging applications in automated production.

Machine Vision Lighting develops illumination equipment for machine vision and optical inspection. Its V-ISA lighting method is used to reveal surface features such as scratches, dents and crystal defects on reflective materials. The company offers lighting configurations for different fields of view and magnifications, as well as sample testing. Its head office and laboratory are in Kokubunji, Tokyo, Japan.

AUAV provides commercial drone services for inspection, surveying, mapping and three-dimensional modelling. Its work includes aerial data acquisition, asset inspection, geographic information systems and analytical reporting. The company serves infrastructure, utilities, mining, construction and renewable-energy applications across Australia.

MetaSpatial Solutions develops optical sensing and spatial information systems for asset inspection. Its offering combines field capture hardware with software for managing imagery, spatial data and digital twins. The company describes systems for mobile mapping and surface condition assessment. Its analytics use AI to identify defects and changes in captured asset data and make that information available for operational decisions.

Optimax supplies optical and tactile inspection and measurement equipment. Its range includes coordinate measuring systems, microscopes, shaft measurement equipment and 3D scanning systems. The company provides calibration, repair, training and contract inspection services. It is a sales partner for Kitov automated inspection systems, which use robotic imaging and artificial intelligence to detect surface defects.

NINOX 360 develops computer vision products and customised solutions for industrial inspection and robotics. Its applications include defect detection, quality control, camera calibration and robotic localisation. Its Surface Inspector is a handheld optical 3D scanner for measuring corrosion and erosion on infrastructure. The company also addresses manufacturing, automotive, warehouse and agricultural applications.

senswork develops machine-vision systems for automated inspection and measurement. Its applications cover surface inspection, completeness checks, metrology and robot guidance. The company integrates cameras, lighting, software and automation for production quality control.

Canon UK supplies cameras, lenses, printing equipment and imaging products for consumers and businesses. Its industrial imaging offer combines cameras, lenses, sensors and software interfaces for inspection applications. Its inspection examples include detecting surface defects on automotive parts and imaging components on aerospace production lines. Software development tools allow camera control and image transfer to external analysis systems.

Sanezoo develops machine-vision systems for automated inspection and robot guidance. Its applications include visual quality control, defect detection and bin picking. The systems combine cameras, lighting and artificial intelligence for production inspection and robotic handling.

Sciotex develops machine-vision, inspection and industrial automation systems. Its work includes automated visual inspection, measurement, test equipment and custom software. The company integrates cameras, lighting, controls and production equipment for quality-control applications.

Robobax Vision develops real-time machine-vision systems for quality control. Its systems inspect surfaces and detect defects in industrial production. The company combines cameras, image processing and software for automated inspection applications.

SpeedBot develops 3D machine-vision products and automated inspection systems. Its applications include visual defect detection, dimensional measurement and production-line vision. The technology supports automated quality control and robot guidance in manufacturing.

DataVision develops machine vision and custom software for industrial inspection. Its tyre production systems include CHROMA for colour marking and DOT checks, SPACE-M for mould inspection and GT-SCAN for green tyre geometry. These systems address dimensional measurements, surface defects and production quality checks. The company also supplies software development services.