Introducing AdoptVision

Why We Are Building It

There is a wide gap in the machine-vision market. Entry-level products are limited and clunky; professional systems are powerful but cost tens of thousands of euros per station and lock integrators into proprietary hardware. Small and mid-sized manufacturers — the shops that would benefit most from automated inspection — are left choosing between tools that do not fit the job and budgets that do not fit the tool.

AdoptVision fills that gap. A complete, modern vision platform built around the workflows integrators actually use, priced to make a per-line rollout a practical decision rather than a board-level one.

What AdoptVision Is

A single inspection application covering the full job — from image acquisition through to result logging and industrial communications — all in one consistent interface.

Works With Any GigE Vision Camera

AdoptVision speaks GigE Vision natively, so integrators are free to choose the camera that fits the job. No vendor lock-in on the sensor side.

A New Kind of Licensing

Development should be free. Production should be fair.

AdoptVision splits the software into a free Studio that engineers can use for design, testing, and commissioning without any licence cost, and a paid Runtime that only applies when a machine is actually running in production.

This means an integrator can build, demo, and prove an inspection solution at zero software cost, and only pay when the customer puts the line into production.

PLC Integration in Minutes, Not Weeks

Every AdoptVision system ships with ready-to-import function blocks for the major PLC platforms. Drop the block into your project, point it at the camera station's IP address, and the PLC has strongly-typed access to every inspection result, status flag, position correction, and recipe command.

What used to take days of Modbus debugging and custom tag mapping now takes a single drag-and-drop — removing an entire class of communication bugs from the project.

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