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The exact color shade affects the value and identity of the product and the brand. Therefore, it is crucial to match the correct color shade in the production process and to produce it homogeneously throughout numerous batches.
Color is the first thing we see and the first thing we connect to. Color influences up to 85% of product purchasing decisions and more importantly, our reactions to color are 95% emotional, therefore the first impression or reaction is critical.
AN ENTRY-LEVEL OVERVIEW AND PRACTICAL GUIDE TO THE SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF COLOR ANALYSIS USING MACHINE VISION IN AUTOMATED INSPECTION AND ON-LINE QUALITY CONTROL APPLICATIONS.
Machine vision is an integral part of the manufacturing process for many different industries. Manufacturers ensure the safety, consistency and integrity of the products produced through proper inspection, while being assured that defective parts are rejected from the production line.
On Demand During this webinar, we will introduce important components of a color program, help you determine which lighting solution is most appropriate for your visual evaluation needs, and offer tips for a successful visual evaluation program.