Industrial machine vision camera
Industrial robot arm in a guarded automation cell
PLC and safety I/O training station with HMI
Collaborative robot packing boxes on a conveyor
Pharmaceutical vials on a filling line conveyor
Lab technician placing a sample vial in a water-testing tray
Collaborative robot arm on a conveyor in a manufacturing training lab

Machine vision integration for production lines

We design, build, and integrate machine vision systems that inspect products for defects, read and grade codes, and keep traceability records, all connected to your PLCs and robots.

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Systems

Which machine vision systems does JM Automated Solutions build?

We design, build, and install each system, including cameras, lighting, frame, reject, PLC wiring, and safety wiring. We choose cameras and software from leading vendors to fit your line.

Label and code inspection system

Label and code inspection system

Reads labels, barcodes, and date and lot codes on every pack and rejects mismatches.

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Code grading system

Code grading system

Grades barcode quality to ISO standards where customers or regulators require it.

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Package inspection system

Package inspection system

Checks seals, caps, and fill level and rejects defective packs.

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Multi-side code reading tunnel

Multi-side code reading tunnel

Reads codes on multiple sides of a case.

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Every system connects to your PLC for rejects and line signals, and it can share data with robots.

Don't see your problem? We also design custom systems.

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Find the system for your line

We build each system around your product and line, for food, beverage, pharmaceutical, medical device, and packaging lines. Choose your area, then pick the problem that sounds like yours. You'll see why it happens and how a machine vision system detects it.

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From feasibility study to site acceptance

How we work

  1. 1

    Feasibility study

    Send us samples of good and bad product, and we'll tell you in writing whether a machine vision system can reliably detect the defect or code error.

  2. 2

    Proposal and design

    We design the system around your line and send a proposal with the scope, price, and schedule.

  3. 3

    Build and test

    We build the system and test it with sample parts you send us before it ships.

  4. 4

    Install and dry run

    We install the system on your line and run it with the reject turned off, so your team can review its decisions first.

  5. 5

    Site acceptance and handover

    After you sign off, we turn on the reject, train your operators, and provide documentation to support your IQ/OQ process.

Find out if machine vision can solve it

Send us samples of good and bad product. You'll get a written answer before any proposal or price.

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Based in Carlsbad, on site at plants across North County San Diego, San Diego County and Southern California. See where we work.

Traceability

Know exactly what ran on every lot

Our systems check that every lot and date code matches the job, save each reject with its image and reason, and send the data to your traceability, serialization, and quality software. When a problem turns up, you can find the affected lots instead of pulling everything.

  • Protect your retail shipments. Readable case and pallet labels that match the shipping notice help you avoid retailer chargebacks.
  • Keep pharmaceutical shipments moving. Accurate unit, case, and pallet reads help reduce DSCSA exceptions and quarantined shipments.
  • Catch UDI label errors before they ship. The station reads and grades the UDI on each medical device label and rejects unreadable or mismatched codes.
  • Be ready for what's next. Our systems read today's barcodes and the 2D codes retailers are moving to, and they can supply data for the records your plant keeps under FDA's food traceability rule, which takes effect in July 2028.

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Illustration: a code is printed on each case, a camera reads and checks it, bad packs are rejected and good packs ship, and every lot's codes, rejects with images and time stamps go to your traceability and quality software