For machine builders

Vision as a machine function, sold worldwide.

For machine builders who ship vision as a repeatable machine function: stable modules, strong APIs/SDKs, documentation and product choices that survive OEM revision cycles.

Vision-guided robotics for machine builders

What you want to achieve

Vision that travels with your machine

You build machines for tasks such as packaging, sorting, recycling, logistics or internal transport. Vision is part of what you ship, not a station bolted on later.

Repeatability

One validated module that travels with the machine, across series and sites.

Standardisation

A focused set of cameras, optics, lighting and software you can keep for the long term.

Field longevity

Interfaces and product choices that do not break field machines years later.

Technical needs

What your architecture usually requires

High-performance PC-based systems with application software, plus smart cameras where the job is standard, always with optics and LED lighting matched to the process.

Job on the machine Typical stack What we protect
Core machine function PC-based + stable SDK / library Documented interfaces, version discipline
Standard station on the machine Smart camera Fast deploy, limited custom code
Robot guidance cell PC and/or 3D Pose, variation, closed loop to controller
Optics & lighting Selected with the camera Never an afterthought on OEM lines

How Sedeco engages OEMs

Select a durable product set. Detect in PoC on your samples. Control into your machine software with APIs you can ship worldwide, full service for new modules, VAR when your team owns integration.

OEM vision module discussion

Module design

Architecture, FOV, lighting and interfaces before metal is cut.

PoC with honesty

Classical vs AI called correctly, no hype demos.

Field longevity

Product choices that survive OEM revision cycles.

Patterns we see

Anonymised OEM patterns, not named logos

Dairy automation, egg grading, fruit sorting, logistics automation and robotic packaging share the same need: vision that behaves like a productised machine function.

Vincent van Montfoort

Talk through machine architecture

Bring performance targets, cycle time and how vision sits in your software stack.

Knowledge

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