In an automated production line, visual systems play a crucial role, with main functions including:

• Detection and Positioning: Visual systems can detect and accurately position workpieces or components during the press-fitting process, ensuring precise alignment and orientation.

• Quality Control: They monitor and control product quality in real-time by detecting surface defects, foreign objects, or other undesirable features. This ensures compliance with quality standards.

• Automatic Adjustment: Integrated with automation control systems, visual systems enable automatic adjustment and calibration of press-fitting equipment. By analyzing visual data, the system can adapt press-fitting parameters to accommodate variations in workpiece size, shape, and material, enhancing line flexibility and efficiency.

• Fault Diagnosis: Visual systems help identify potential issues and faults in the production line, such as mold damage, assembly errors, or equipment malfunctions. Real-time imaging and data provided assist operators in swiftly locating and resolving issues, minimizing downtime.

• Data Recording and Analysis: They record and analyze data during the press-fitting process, such as fitting force, depth, and workpiece dimensions, facilitating performance analysis and optimization. This aids in identifying potential issues and improving production efficiency and quality.