SPINE HYPO

SPINE FIBO is the first and only machine in the world that combines 100% visual inspection and sorting with counting and bottle filling. In short, it is the first machine to visually inspect all surfaces of each product, sort out defective products and then immediately fill bottles with good product on...

All-in-one 360° visual inspection machine with 3D and 2D inspection technology for inspection and sorting of tablets, capsules and softgels. Sensum SPINE automatically inspects the entire surface of tablets, capsules and softgels at the speed of up to 630.000 products/hour. Machine can inspect an ex...

HELIX Core is a machine for vertical lifting, dedusting and polishing of tablets, capsules and softgels of various shapes and sizes. The products are conveyed in gentle manner to different heights at adjustable speed, controlled via user friendly graphical interface. Compact, mobile and modular design m...

STREAM Core is an automated and autonomous machine for colour visual inspection and sorting of capsules. STREAM Core automatically inspects the entire circumference of each capsule at the speed of up to 120.000 capsules per hour. It is a younger brother of SPINE, designed solely for capsules that keeps...

Process Analytical Technology Visual Inspection System for Automated Particle Analysis. Sensum PATVIS APA is process analytical technology visualization system for monitoring, understanding and optimization of fluid bed pharmaceutical production processes. It enables real-time monitoring and fully automat...

Sensum has been shortlisted at 2021 CPHI Awards.

Pharmaceutical bottle filling technology must meet two chief requirements: high accuracy filling and the quality of filled products. The two technologies used in most pharmaceutical packaging facilities, slat fillers and electronic counters pose different challenges. Slat fillers are an older technology based on the mechanical counting using format parts with cavities with disadvantages around cost, flexibility and lack of quality control by design. Meanwhile, electronic counters can have issues with the accuracy of filling and handling of products with defects. In addition, the design with flaps can lead to miscounts even after the product has been accurately counted. This whitepaper from Sensum weighs up the challenges and risks of the two technologies and explores how visual inspection systems can eliminate the problem of miscounts due to technology and due to product quality.