A successful machine vision system requires disciplined execution. Tech Genesys follows a practical project workflow that reduces technical risk and improves production success.
Our workflow is designed to reduce uncertainty before installation — validating imaging feasibility, defining the correct architecture, and supporting operators after commissioning.
Each step produces something concrete before the next one starts — a documented requirement, a validated trial, a signed-off design.
We understand your inspection objective, part details, defect type, production speed, accuracy requirement, current inspection method, and automation setup.
This sets the technical baseline everything downstream is measured against, before we recommend any hardware.
Inspection Objective
Part Details
Defect Type
Production Speed
Accuracy Requirement
Current Method
Automation Setup
We evaluate camera type, lens selection, lighting method, image quality, defect visibility, and inspection logic.
Wherever possible, this runs on a sample of your actual parts, not a generic test target, so the trial reflects what the system will really see on your line.
Camera Type
Lens Selection
Lighting Method
Image Quality
Defect Visibility
Inspection Logic
We define the system architecture, hardware configuration, lighting layout, mounting arrangement, software tools, PLC communication, and operator interface.
The output is a design your team can review and sign off on before any hardware is ordered.
System Architecture
Hardware Configuration
Lighting Layout
Mounting Arrangement
Software Tools
PLC Communication
Operator Interface
We configure inspection tools, image-processing methods, camera parameters, communication signals, reject logic, and production workflows.
This is typically done off-line or in a controlled area first, so the line sees a system that’s already close to final before it’s installed.
Inspection Tools
Image Processing
Camera Parameters
Communication Signals
Reject Logic
Production Workflows
We install the system on your line, tune inspection parameters, validate results, and support production trials.
We stay on-site through the production trial itself, since real production conditions almost always surface something a test environment didn’t.
On-Site Installation
Parameter Tuning
Result Validation
Production Trials
We train operators and maintenance teams, provide documentation, support recipe handling, and assist with long-term system performance.
The goal is a system your own team can operate and adjust day to day, with us available for anything beyond that.
Operator Training
Maintenance Training
Documentation
Recipe Handling
Long-Term Support