Vision Systems

Industrial vision system development

My journey with industrial vision systems started from the electrical side — designing and building the control panels, wiring sensors, and integrating the signal flow between PLC, camera triggers, and reject mechanisms
In those projects, the vision algorithms and inspection software were developed by our software team, and I worked closely with them to synchronize the hardware layer and ensure stable communication and timing

That collaboration gave me a deep understanding of how lighting, camera triggering, and mechanical stability affect image quality — and how control logic directly defines inspection accuracy

Now, I’m taking the next step: expanding my knowledge into machine vision programming itself
I’ve started learning HALCON and plan to build a bridge between industrial vision software and PLC-based automation — combining image analysis with real-time machine control

Currently, I’m working on a vision setup for a beverage production line, analyzing bottle printing quality, cap sealing, and liquid level detection — a practical foundation for future intelligent inspection systems

Next Focus Areas

• Developing real-time vision inspection using HALCON and industrial cameras

• Synchronizing camera and lighting control directly from PLC I/O

• Designing modular vision-ready electrical panels for machine builders

• Studying code reading, defect detection, and contour matching

• Integrating image processing results with HMI and production reports

My Vision

I believe that in modern automation, the future belongs to systems that can see, decide, and react — and my goal is to make that connection real, where hardware and vision intelligence work as one