A dosage hybrid inspection system includes a plurality of cameras selectively installed in sides of a rotating plate and a counter-rotating plate configured to vacuum suction a dosage along a circumference thereof. The cameras include a first camera unit including one or more camera arranged in the side of the rotating plate to photograph a top surface of a tablet when a bottom surface of the tablet is suctioned to the rotating plate, a second camera unit including a plurality of cameras arranged in the side of the rotating plate to photograph a portion of a circumferential surface of the tablet when the bottom surface of the tablet is suctioned to the rotating plate, a third camera unit including one or more camera arranged in the side of the counter-rotating plate to photograph the bottom surface of the tablet when the top surface of the tablet is suctioned to the counter-rotating plate, a fourth camera unit including a plurality of cameras arranged in the side of the counter-rotating plate to photograph another portion of the circumferential surface of the tablet when the top surface of the tablet is suctioned to the counter-rotating plate, wherein one or more camera of the second and fourth camera units is configured to photograph both edges of a capsule when a side surface of the capsule is suctioned to the rotating plate, and one or more camera of the first and third camera units is configured to photograph a circumferential surface of the capsule, and fifth and sixth camera units including a plurality of cameras further provided in the sides of the rotating plate and the counter-rotating plate to photograph another portion of the circumferential surface of the capsule which has not been photographed by the first and third camera units.

An appearance inspection device includes: a transparent conveyance body having a surface and a rear face and conveyed in a predetermined direction; an illumination device that irradiates with predetermined light an inspection area through which a plurality of objects pass, wherein the objects are arranged at predetermined intervals on a first face that is one of the surface and the rear face; a plurality of imaging devices each of which takes, along a predetermined direction, an image of part of side faces of the objects located in the inspection area, wherein the predetermined direction is inclined to both the surface and the rear face; and a processor that inspects an appearance of the side faces of the objects based on image data obtained by the imaging device.

Provided is a medicine identifying system which enables automatization of medicine identification. A medicine identifying system is constituted of a medicine photographing device and a computer. Medicine identifying software is installed in the computer. At the time of performing medicine identification, a user first sets a medicine to be identified in the medicine photographing device. Next, the medicine photographing device starts to photograph the medicine by using an operation of the user with respect to the computer as a trigger. A photographed image of the medicine is transmitted to the computer as data. Then, the medicine identifying software refers to a database based on this image data to search the medicine.

Provided is an automatic pill inspection apparatus including: a pill feeder supplying pills; a pill supply unit, aligning and transferring pills supplied from the feeder; and a pill alignment and transfer unit, determining and transferring pills such that side surfaces of the pill are sequentially exposed. The apparatus further includes: an upper side surface sensing camera disposed at one side of the upper drum to inspect the upper side surface of the pills; and a post-inversion sensing camera disposed at one side of the lower drum to inspect the lower side surface and the respective side surfaces; and the pills determined as defective according to an inspection result of the upper side surface sensing camera and the post-inversion sensing camera are selectively released into a first supplied pill release box by compressed air, and the pills determined as normal are released into a normal pill release box.

A powdery-material feeding device is configured to feed a powdery material to a compression-molding machine configured to obtain a molded product by filling a die bore with the powdery material and to compress the powdery material with punches. The powdery-material feeding device includes a detector configured to detect a biologically-originated foreign matter mixedly contained in the powdery material to be fed to the compression-molding machine, and a controller configured to control to remove the powdery material mixedly containing the biologically-originated foreign matter detected by the detector to avoid feeding of the powdery material mixedly containing the biologically-originated foreign matter to the compression-molding machine, or to control to stop the feeding of the powdery material to the compression-molding machine.

A tablet printing apparatus 1 includes an inspection unit 53 determining whether or not the printed tablet T is good product, a good product collecting device 43 collecting the tablet T of the good product from the carrying belt 31a, a defective product collecting device 41 collecting the tablet other than the good product from the carrying belt 31a, a discharge confirming sensor 41c detecting whether or not the tablet other than the good tablet is collected by the defective product collecting device 41, and a re-inspection product collecting device 42 collecting the tablet T other than the good product from the carrying belt 31 a when a collecting operation for collecting the tablet T other than the good product is performed by the defective product collecting device 41, and the discharge confirming sensor 41c detects that the tablet T other than the good tablet is not collected.

The present disclosure relates to a device for simultaneously performing printing of tablets and inspection on exteriors of the tablets, and provides a device for printing a tablet and inspecting an exterior of the tablet, comprising a transfer unit arranging and transferring tablets supplied from a tablet supplier in a line; a pre-printing image-capturing unit located on a transfer path on which the tablets are transferred to discriminate positions and orientations of the tablets, and disposed to capture images of exteriors of the tablets being transferred; a tablet printing unit located next to the pre-printing image-capturing unit on the transfer path on which the tablets are transferred, and printing the tablets being transferred, in consideration of discriminated results acquired from the images captured by the pre-printing image-capturing unit; and a post-printing image-capturing unit located next to the tablet printing unit on the transfer path on which the tablets are transferred, and capturing images of exteriors of the printed tablets being transferred, to inspect the images or printed results of the printed tablets. According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, a plurality of functions may be performed with a single device, to maximize work efficiency in time and space, and reduce costs.

The present invention generally relates to improved methods for the manufacture of inhalation powders. More particularly, aspects of the disclosure relate to methods for in-line monitoring of powder blending by Raman spectroscopy.

The present invention generally relates to improved methods for the manufacture of inhalation powders. More particularly, aspects of the disclosure relate to methods for in-line monitoring of powder blending by Raman spectroscopy.

An inspection device includes: an illumination device that irradiates an object with near infrared light; a spectroscope that disperses reflected light from the object irradiated with the near infrared light; an imaging device that takes a spectroscopic image of the reflected light dispersed by the spectroscope; and a processor. The processor: obtains spectral data at a plurality of points on the object based on the spectroscopic image obtained by the imaging device; selects, as typical spectral data representing the object from among the spectral data at the plurality of points, one of: spectral data in which a luminance value in a predetermined wavelength is a median value; and spectral data in which a summation of luminance values in a predetermined wavelength range is a median value; and performs a predetermined analysis for the object based on the typical spectral data and detects a different type of object.