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In pharmaceutical packaging, small components can make a massive difference. Silica desiccant canisters, though tiny, protect moisture-sensitive drugs and directly impact product shelf life. But until recently, many manufacturers still relied on manual or sampling-based inspection to verify quality. Optomech’s CANIS changes that — not just by automating inspection, but by redefining how quality is visualized, logged, and controlled. Not Just Vision: An Intelligent QC Upgrade CANIS is more than a high-speed camera setup. It’s a plug-and-play system that transforms your desiccant inspection into a predictable, measurable process. It captures defects invisible to the human eye and classifies them into actionable categories, helping teams not only identify bad parts, but improve the process that caused them. How CANIS Works on Your Line 1. Canisters are spaced and stabilized before entering the inspection station. 2. Industrial cameras capture detailed surface and dimensional images in m...

  Pharmaceutical packaging lines today are being redefined by smart automation. Among the most critical upgrades is the use of Eye Dropper Bottle Inspection Systems. These systems ensure real-time, non-contact, high-speed inspection of eye drop bottles—where even the smallest visual defect can compromise product integrity and regulatory compliance. The Role of Vision Inspection in Ophthalmic Production Eye drop bottles present unique inspection challenges. Being small, transparent or semi-transparent, and filled with sterile content, they require detailed inspection of critical areas like: - Bottle fill level - Cap alignment and closure - Dropper nozzle presence - Body scratches, smudges or discoloration A dedicated Eye Dropper Bottle Inspection System uses AI-powered vision to monitor all these aspects at once, in real time, on high-speed lines. How the Eye Dropper Bottle Inspection System Works 1. Bottles enter via a synchronised conveyor system. 2. They pass thro...