Additional platformSC5000
50 modelsA current Hikrobot smart camera platform available in a broad range of configurations.
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A smart camera combines image acquisition, onboard processing and industrial communication in one device. It performs the inspection locally and sends a pass/fail result, measurement or position directly to the PLC without a separate vision PC.

Local image processing
Image quality, the configured inspection and the machine response must work together. The smart camera captures the image, processes the relevant feature and communicates the result for each trigger.
Triggering, optics and lighting produce a sharp image of the relevant product detail.
Vision tools locate, measure, compare or read the relevant feature.
Configured limits convert measurements into values or pass/fail decisions.
The result reaches the PLC through I/O or a supported interface.

Typical inspection tasks
Presence, completeness and orientation checks for components.
Coordinates and rotation for downstream machine or robot control.
Feature measurement and detection of repeatable visible defects.
Text reading or identification combined with another visual inspection.
Hikrobot MV-SC platform
The MV-SC families differ in working range, resolution, processing capacity, inspection tools, I/O and environmental options. Additional processing capacity is relevant when the inspection uses more tools, higher-resolution images or onboard AI.
Compact local checksFor straightforward local checks, with Near Range or Standard Range versions and compact PLC I/O.
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Integrated stationFor longer working distances and inspections with multiple checks, with integrated camera, optics and lighting options.
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Extended tools and AIAdditional resolution, speed and algorithm capacity, with extended tools and onboard AI.
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Additional platformA current Hikrobot smart camera platform available in a broad range of configurations.
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Highest MV-SC capacityVision Master, extended algorithms, feature trees and custom AI for inspections that require the highest processing capacity in the MV-SC group.
View series →Questions about the series? Field of view, smallest relevant detail, product speed and the required inspection tools help determine which camera fits.
Discuss your inspectionProcessing architecture
A smart camera suits a defined, repeatable station that returns a local result directly to the machine. PC-based vision provides more room for centrally coordinating several cameras, process steps or data flows.

If the task is limited to barcodes or Data Matrix codes, a dedicated code reader is usually the more direct choice.
Frequently asked questions
The right model follows from the image and process requirements, not from resolution alone.
Questions about model selection?
Representative products or sharp images, field of view, smallest relevant detail, working distance, cycle time and machine interface allow us to compare the camera, optics, lighting and connection as one system.

Available series
MV-SC and SC5000 smart camera families for different inspection capacities and working ranges.