Tobacco Industry

Optical inspection and sensors for automotive manufacturers

Since 2012, Smart View has been helping companies in the automotive industry 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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We provide our customers with

Verification of presence and correctness of tobacco components: Ensuring the correct placement of filters and packaging materials.
Surface quality inspection: Detecting defects such as scratches, deformations, or contamination that could impact the final product.
Precise optical measurements: Inspecting cigarette dimensions, packaging, or components to ensure compliance with technical specifications.
Code reading: Ensuring full traceability of products and monitoring batches throughout the production process.
Colour detection: Checking proper colour labelling on packaging or identifying branding consistency for a uniform product appearance.

Inspection of package dimensions and shapes: Ensuring proper geometry of packs or other product components.
Detection of deformations: Identifying damage to products or packaging during manufacturing.

We use sophisticated algorithms for object identification, grip optimization, and movement planning, eliminating collisions. These technologies support bin-picking, palletization, and sorting of tobacco products.
Automated handling: 3D vision robotic systems enable efficient manipulation of products, such as sorting, packaging, or palletizing cigarettes and their packaging.
Bin-picking tobacco products: Automated selection of cigarettes, packaging materials, or components for processing and packaging.
Precision packaging manipulation: Accurate gripping and placement of cigarette packs or other products onto conveyors or packaging machines.
Palletization and depalletization: Stacking and retrieving finished cigarette packs or larger packaging components from pallets to accelerate logistics operations.
Packaging quality control: Identifying deformations, tears, or other defects in cigarette or tobacco product packaging.
Product sorting: Automating sorting of cigarettes by size, packaging type, or other specifications for distribution.