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Published:  30 July, 2020

AUTOCODING SYSTEMS says the difficulty of checking the presence, location and legibility of print, barcodes and specific artwork on packaging can not be underestimated and the launch of 4Sight last year addressed some of these issues. Working with SICK, it has been able to show how customers can avoid expensive reworks, packaging waste and, worse case scenario, retailer fines.

The company says the 4Sight application has already received global interest, particularly from customers looking for an alternative to expensive OCR/OCV products.

The latest version of 4Sight delivers even more flexibility and functionality than its predecessor. With the ability to combine inspections, multiple inspections can take place simultaneously. Users will have the ability to configure up to 4 different inspections, including print, barcodes or artwork, across a range of up to 4 cameras.

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