ERO-BR

Braille system

A correct Braille code must be run under the Braille detection camera, and through an auto-learning system, the device takes a picture of this good sample. This sample is a box with a correct Braille code accepted by the operator. The picture of this Braille code will be memorized and constantly compared by the system to all other boxes which run through the machine.

The box with the correct Braille code acquired through the auto-learning system will be the sample to which all other boxes must be compared. If other boxes which run through the machine do not have the same Braille code, as the accepted sample, the system will recognise these different boxes as faulty. This means the Braille code must be exactly the same on each produced box within the tolerance frame. After the recognition of faulty boxes the Braille system is able to mark them using specific devices.

Optional

The kicker and the extractor can mark the faulty boxes recognised by the Braille system: