A surface defect inspection assembly that includes translation means configured to move a part in an advance direction in a first axis. The assembly also includes a structure that supports at least one mobile inspection head that is used for inspecting the surface of the part. The mobile inspection head including a light emitter configured to emit at least one light profile on the part and means for receiving the light reflected by the part. The assembly also includes a control unit that is configured to process the reflected light and to determine if a detect exists in the surface of the part. The control unit is additionally configured to activate one or more motors to move the mobile inspection head in response to the light reflected by the part while the translation means is moved in the advance direction, orienting the light profile towards the part.

A portable visual inspection apparatus comprises a box including a lower box portion and an upper box portion. The upper box portion defines a first accommodation space and is connected to the lower box portion such that is capable of being opened and closed. A visual inspection device is installed in the first accommodation space and is adapted to be switched between an expanded configuration in which the visual inspection device is at least partially expanded for photographing an image of an article, and a folded configuration in which the visual inspection device is at least partially folded for storage in the first accommodation space. A support platform is arranged in the lower box portion and defines an inspection area below the visual inspection device in the expanded configuration. The portable visual inspection apparatus is switchable between a use configuration and a transportation configuration.

An easily inspected shaft assembly is provided and includes a shaft, a sleeve receptive of a portion of the shaft and an optically activatable layer including first and second sections disposed on respective exterior surfaces of the shaft and the sleeve, respectively, such that the first and second sections move relative to one another as the shaft and the sleeve move relative to one another.

An apparatus for inspection of IV bags includes a base having a working surface. A conveyor is raised above the working surface with conveyor supports and includes a plurality of bag clips, each adapted to hold one of the IV bags in an inverted position at one of a plurality of workstations. A controller moves the conveyor such that the bag clips each move from one workstation to the next at set intervals. A loading workstation places one of the IV bags into one of the bag clips. A bubble mitigation station agitates a fluid within the IV bag to dislodge any air bubbles. Two particle agitation stations agitate the fluid and any debris particles. An inspection station includes a backlighting apparatus, a camera, a display, and a rejection chute leading to a disposal receptacle. An unloading workstation unloads IV bags that have passed inspection.

A product inspection system includes a separating device separating a pair of adjacent products in a row of products by a predetermined distance, an image capturing device simultaneously capturing a plurality of images of a plurality of surfaces of all the products of the row of products that have been separated by the separating device, and a rotating device simultaneously rotating the products in the row of products separated by the separating device. The surfaces to be inspected of each product in the row of products are successively rotated to an orientation facing the image capturing device.

A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium recording an image processing program that causes a computer to execute processing of: specifying a damaged portion by analyzing a captured image of a construction; and predicting, in the captured image, a range to which damage spreads based on the specified damaged portion and design data associated with the construction.

To suitably determine a measurement cycle at which to measure cracks that occur in structures formed from concrete or the like. Resolution Means: A measurement cycle determination device (2) includes a related information acquisition unit (41) that acquires at least one of geographic information including items related to a geography of a site where a structure is located, weather information including items related to weather at the site, and structure information including items related to the structure; a crack information acquisition unit (42) that acquires crack information related to a crack that has occurred in the structure; a measurement cycle determination unit (44) that determines, on the basis of at least one of the geographic information, the weather information, the structure information, and the crack information, a measurement cycle at which to measure a width of the crack; and a measurement cycle output unit (46) that outputs a measurement cycle signal indicating measurement cycle information related to the determined measurement cycle.

An approach for collecting disparate data within a pipe involves a sensor arrangement configured to be deployed within the pipe. The sensor arrangement includes a plurality of sensors configured to detect disparate data related to the pipe. Each sensor of the plurality of sensors is coupled to a respective collection computer on the sensor arrangement. A synchronization module is configured to synchronize the disparate data. A database is configured to store the synchronized data. A processor is configured to process the synchronized data. A user interface configured to present the synchronized data to a user.

The invention relates to a luminaire element (10, 11) for an inspection tunnel (100), in particular for checking shiny surfaces, in particular painted surfaces, comprising at least two, preferably strip-like, arrangements (12) of light sources (13) in a luminaire housing (14) having at least two edge regions (15) lying opposite one another along a longitudinal extension (L) of the luminaire housing (14), wherein the strip-like arrangements (12) of the light sources (13) are formed along the longitudinal extension (L) at the edge regions (16), wherein a light exit surface (20) of the luminaire housing (14) has a higher radiation intensity along the edge regions (16) than in a central region (30). The invention further relates to a luminaire strip (50) having an arrangement of luminaire elements (10, 11) of this kind and to an inspection tunnel having an arrangement of a plurality of luminaire strips (50).

A method of using a sterilization wrap system including a permeable material having barrier properties and having a first surface and a second opposing surface, the exterior panel being substantially opaque or having a first level of translucence, and an interior panel including a permeable material having barrier properties and having a first surface and a second opposing surface, the interior panel having a level of translucence that is higher than the translucence of the exterior panel, the panels being joined together over at least a portion of their surfaces. Also disclosed is inspection of the sterilization wrap system for exterior panel breaches by looking for light passing through a panel facing the viewer.