Machine vision / engineered wood
Industrial-grade machine vision for producers of veneer, plywood, OSB and particleboard — built to the tolerances your line already demands.
01The conversation
Three pressures on the mill floor. Every Camsensor conversation starts here.
Manual grading caps out below 85%. Inconsistency, re-handling and downgrades follow.
Throughput lost to stoppages, re-grading and spec changes across line types.
Skilled graders are scarce and costly. Consistency shouldn’t depend on who’s on shift.
02Grading accuracy
Three failure points compound — each one quietly trims yield and grade.
Manual grading produces under 85% accuracy — every downgrade starts as a missed call.
Misgraded product has to be graded again, taking capacity off the line and cutting output.
Specs differ for every line type, so grading quality drifts product to product and shift to shift.
03Grading accuracy / Discovery
A technical-first conversation — not a pitch. Where the numbers land tells us where to start.
What percentage of your product is manually graded?
What is the accuracy rate of manually graded products?
What product inconsistency comes from first-time calibration errors?
How much product is downgraded due to first-pass grading?
How easily can grading specs change along a line — and across line types?
How much stoppage time does a spec change cost you?
04On AI / Position
The industry is moving toward machines that adapt, learn and grade without re-programming. We’re moving with it — by extending the systems already running on mill floors, not replacing them. Camsensor AI is a step change inside proven solutions, released when it meets the accuracy standards our customers already rely on.
05Solutions
Four product lines, one unified treatment.
Clip, grade, sort, stack.
Inspect, grade, repair, sort.
Grade, verify, monitor.
Track, trend, measure.
06End-to-end service
Seven steps from order to sign-off — a Camsensor engineer with you at every one.
Hardware delivered in 6–12 weeks.
Physical install drawings so you can prepare the line.
Electrical drawings for full system interface wiring.
A Camsensor engineer commissions on site once install and test are complete.
We set up your selected product scenario and tune it to your needs.
Training for key personnel once the system is set up and accepted.
You sign off once everything meets your standard.
07About
For over two decades, Camsensor has developed and manufactured smart cameras for machine-vision quality inspection, production control and process optimisation.
A team of dedicated, highly skilled engineers. Headquartered in New Zealand, with permanent engineers across North America and Europe.
North America · Asia Pacific · South America · Europe
08Get in touch
We work with mill engineers, plant managers and integrators. The first conversation is technical, not a pitch.
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