Microscan Systems, Inc.    Renton, WA 98057
May 29, 2013 AutoVISION™ smart cameras and machine vision software can be used to verify quality of 1D and 2D barcodes against established industry standards, including ISO 15415/15416 and AIM DPM. Included 1D and 2D Symbol Quality Verification tools help ensure cradle-to-grave traceability and process efficiency. Without PC, manufacturers can error-proof individual barcodes on their packaging inline with either Vision MINI and Vision HAWK smart cameras. NERLITE® lighting products are also available.

Pro Mach Inc.    Loveland, OH 45140
Jul 19, 2012 Capable of reading 21 barcode symbologies, Model TVS 1000 ensures package contents, labels, and barcodes are perfectly matched. Stainless steel system scans bag or tray for presence and proper placement of label, checks whether barcode can be read, and if so, validates correct barcode for contents of package. Packages not meeting specifications are shunted off line. Adjusting automatically to different package sizes, system is suited for meat, poultry, dairy, seafood, and produce operations.

Webscan, Inc.    Longmont, CO 80501
Jun 04, 2012 Delivering even illumination over 2 x 1 ½ in. (standard) or 2 ¾ x 2 1/16 in. (+Plus) field of view, TruCheck Optima can verify any number of linear (1D) and two dimensional (2D) barcodes in same scan. Fully integrated and portable TruMatrix(TM) imaging head connects to PC via USB port, and unit complies with ISO/IEC and GS1 standards for barcode verification. Along with software interface and solid-state LEDs, verifier offers automatic generation and storage of detailed reports.

Microscan Systems, Inc.    Renton, WA 98057
Oct 20, 2010 Combining IP67-rated VS-1 Smart Camera and Visionscape® I-PAK® Software with NERLITE® lighting, optics, and accessories, VS-1 Track and Trace uses machine vision tools to read barcodes, perform OCR and OCV, and inspect labels for misalignment and skew. System is suitable for pharmaceutical product packagers that are required by FDA to check content and legibility of date and lot codes and are bound by GMP to verify that pharmaceutical packaging is correctly formed.

Cognex Corp.    Natick, MA 01760 2059
Mar 08, 2007 Available in corded and cordless models, DataMan 7500V accurately verifies quality of direct-marked and printed 2D codes for manufacturers implementing traceability programs in automotive, aerospace, electronics, healthcare, and defense industries. Units enable compliance to AIM Direct Part Mark Quality Guideline DPM1-2006, which ensures consistent code quality verification results across different verification platforms, manufacturing environments, and industries.

WEi    Elk Grove, IL 60007
Oct 24, 2006 Pre-configured to work with RS232 bar code readers, Mantis requires no programming or configuration. It can use CCD cameras as well as laser-based bar code scanners to perform go/no-go print quality analysis as well as match code functions for 100% automated bar code verification. As Ethernet client, Mantis logs data regarding start and stop times, errors, production counts, and personnel information.

Hand Held Products    Skaneateles Falls, NY 13153
Aug 15, 2006 Designed for validating readability and standards compliance of printed linear bar codes, Quick Check® 890 consists of QC890 input device and Quick Check ImageData software. Powered by Adaptus(TM) Imaging Technology 5.0, product enables companies to meet ISO/IEC test parameters for bar code symbol conformance, including RSS and PDF417. Hands-free system supports multiple languages and includes menu-based GUI as well as flexible connectivity via RS232 and USB or Bluetooth wireless.

Avery Dennison, Soabar Systems    Philadelphia, PA 19111
Nov 05, 2002 On-Line Verifier (OLV) interfaces with 64-bit microprocessor-controlled tag and label printers and provides bar code verification without reductions in print speed. High-speed, moving-beam laser scanner analyzes printed bar codes according to user-selected parameters. If missing or inaccurate bar codes are detected, OLV interrupts print run and automatically alerts operator. Unit can perform both ANSI and traditional measurements.