Pharma

The pharmaceutical industry is a typical "high compliance, high cleanliness, and high stability" manufacturing field: ① Compliance rigidity - constrained by GMP/FDA, requiring traceability, anti confusion, and error prevention, with missed inspections resulting in quality accidents; ② The detection object is small - pills, capsules, transparent bottles, aluminum foil seals and other small sizes, strong reflectivity, and multiple materials; ③ Strict clean environment - there are disinfectants in sterile filling, freeze-drying and other areas, and the equipment needs to be made of stainless steel, easy to clean, and corrosion-resistant; ④ Continuous high-speed - the bubble hood machine, box packing machine, and filling line have high cycle times, requiring millisecond level response and zero downtime; ⑤ One item, one code - serialization traceability requires accurate online counting and integration with MES. The perception layer is the "quality gatekeeper" of the pharmaceutical production line. Covering the complete spectrum of "metal positioning - general object presence - fine high-precision detection" with three types of products: proximity, optoelectronics, and fiber amplifiers, to help achieve zero missed detections, zero mixing, and zero compliance risks.