DataMan code reader reads 2D code readability

Background:

The beginning of a customer's cheese production process is marked with 2D codes that remain readable from the start to the end of the production process. A harsh industrial environment can be very damaging to code. These codes are not only mandatory marks, but are also necessary to ensure quality safety in the production process. They also help minimize food safety risks after the production stage, as each piece of cheese can be tracked with this code. Cheese marks with 2D codes are labeled on cheese early in its production. This operation is performed immediately after the separation of the whey in the curd. The code is made from casein, a protein unique to cheese, so it can be eaten. However, this 2D code cannot be guaranteed against damage because it is subjected to the same treatment as cheese during the production process. Soaking (salt bath) and coating (use of paraffin and plastic layers) can cause great damage. This mark is usually deformed by the expansion of cheese during fermentation.

Solution:

The Cognex In-Sight ID reader is located In a waterproof sleeve. The patented IDMax® algorithm makes it easy to read unclear, corrupted, and deformed code. These codes must remain readable during the logistics and sales phases. For this we offer portable code readers: DataMan 7500 series with unique light source and IDMax which can read highly irregular code. This provides a solution for new, initial and early stage cheeses. The program offers a 100% guarantee. At the end of the day, it is absolutely not acceptable to misread the code or have the reader display different from the cheese marking code." "The solution is 100% waterproof and anti-counterfeiting," he concludes.

Working effect:

Cognex readers correctly read distorted code, while Cognex software easily handles the correction of incomplete code, and the solution is 100% waterproof and forgery-proof.