Cognex launches inline barcode verifier 'DataMan 475V'
Published2020.04.20 11:31to comply with ISO code print quality evaluation standards
Barcode quality print verification without production speed degradation
Cognex announced on the 20th that it is launching the 'Cognex DataMan® 475V,' which verifies code print quality without degrading production speed.
The Cognex DataMan 475V provides code quality reporting capabilities for 1D, 2D, and direct part mark (DPM) codes to ensure compliance with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) global code print quality evaluation standards.
Unlike barcode readers used for the purpose of code reading, barcode verifiers help by determining whether a code is correctly marked and whether barcode print quality complies with international standard evaluation criteria.
The DataMan 475V is an all-in-one hardware that integrates a high-resolution camera with precision optics and illumination, equipped with a highly reliable verification grade algorithm. Combined with the Cognex DataMan high-speed multicore processing engine, it performs ISO-compliant barcode quality print verification without speed degradation even at production line speeds.
When code quality degrades, the DataMan 475V immediately provides feedback to users, notifying them of issues in the printing and process control stages and providing diagnostic tools necessary for resolution. Additionally, it features advanced data transmission capabilities to provide accurate quality management information across various industries including automotive, medical devices, consumer goods, pharmaceuticals, and logistics.
Carl Gerst, Senior Vice President of Cognex, stated, "Barcode verification is critical to ensuring high code quality across the entire supply chain and preventing product disposal, payment rejection, and customer loss due to unrecognizable delivered codes. The DataMan 475V automates barcode verification to consistently guarantee the same high level of code quality achieved in laboratory settings, even in variable production environments."
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