Label inspection link-up

10 September 2004


AVD Tattile, Dublin, Ireland, based subsidiary of machine vision systems and cameras manufacturer Tattile has formed a strategic partnership with Mnemonics, of New Jersey, USA. The partnership has been established to promote the Mnemonics' AVIA (Automated Visual Information Analysis) leaflet inspection system in Europe and to port the functionality of the AVIA software onto intelligent devices for on-line total label inspection.

The AVIA system offers full text and graphics verification on printed media up to 122x92cm in size. This technology is said to be gaining broad acceptance in the pharmaceutical and related industries for verification of product leaflets and labels. AVD Tattile will act as the European distributor for the AVIA product, building on its pharmaceutical experience in Ireland and the Tattile Group's experience in the European pharmaceutical industry.

In addition, the two companies are working together to port the AVIA software onto Tattile intelligent cameras for on-line total inspection of pharmaceutical labels. This will provide a solution for customers wanting to go beyond batch and date inspection to full text and graphics inspection.

Graham Fogarty, president of AVD Tattile, states: "Many of our customers have been asking for automated proof reading solutions. Now with the AVIA we can meet their demand. The potential is overwhelming."



Contacts

AVD Tattile Tel: +353 1 4640332 Mnemonics Tel: +1 856 234 0970




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