Metalworking

Technologies That Are Redefining Metalworking

Since 2012, Smart View has been helping companies in the metalworking enhance efficiency, precision, and manufacturing quality. We specialize in optical quality inspection,DMC and barcode readers, offering solutions that drive cost reduction, maximum functionality, and innovation. Our technology has been successfully implemented in thousands of applications and has earned the trust of renowned companies both domestically and internationally.

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Presence, position, and orientation checks: Verification of correct placement of cutouts, sheet metal parts, or fasteners before welding or assembly. Detection of missing components in complex assemblies.
Surface defect detection: Identification of scratches, cracks, oxidation, or other imperfections on metal surfaces. Inspection of grinding, polishing, or surface finishing quality.
Precise optical measurement: Dimensional control of cutouts, holes, bends, or weld seams. Ensuring compliance with technical drawings and tolerance specifications.
Robot guidance for part handling: Accurate localization and orientation of parts on conveyors or in bins. Automated handling of heavy or irregularly shaped components.
Code and marking reading: Reading of serial numbers, QR codes, or DPM markings directly from metal surfaces. Ensuring traceability and part identification throughout production.
Sorting and classification: Recognition of part type, size, or shape for automated sorting. Applicable in logistics, assembly, or final inspection processes.

Flatness and geometry inspection: Measurement of mounting surfaces, weld seams, or stamped parts. Detection of deformations caused by thermal or mechanical stress.
Weld and joint inspection: Evaluation of weld quality, including height, width, and uniformity. Ensuring compliance with engineering specifications.
Bin-picking and object handling: Automated picking of unsorted metal parts from containers, such as cutouts, bolts, or seals. Precise handling of heavy or bulky components.
Palletizing and depalletizing: Efficient stacking and removal of parts from pallets, including sheet panels, profiles, or welded assemblies.
Multi-head 3D integration: Simultaneous measurement of large assemblies such as frame structures, chassis, or machine components. Synchronized scanning of complex shapes with varying surface properties.

Sample quality inspection – Detecting contamination, defects, or variations in biological and chemical samples.
Precise optical measurements – Quantifying sizes, shapes, and volumes of samples across various scientific applications, including ecology and geology.
Reading sample labels and codes – Tracking samples throughout processing, such as in DNA analysis labs or chemical research facilities.