Engineering Vision Automation Solutions for Regulated Production
AIS Vision Automation engineers vision-led marking, labelling and inspection automation for medical device, pharmaceutical and industrial production. With almost 30 years’ in-house engineering experience, we specify, build and validate systems that perform in regulated environments.
In-House Engineering Capability
Our engineering team carries out everything in-house — control development, mechanical build, system integration and validation. That control sits behind every reliable system: we design, build and test each project at our own facilities, so the systems we deliver are matched to your product, your line and your regulatory framework.
From first specification through to commissioning and ongoing support, the same team stays with each system across its working life — keeping accountability, knowledge and response times where they belong.
What we deliver in-house
Mechanical, electrical, controls and software engineering across one team.
Validation support (IQ, OQ, PQ, FAT, SAT) and 21 CFR Part 11 audit logging for regulated environments.
End-to-end delivery: specify, design, build, commission, validate, support.
Machine vision and robotics specialisation.
AI-driven inspection capability.
Why AIS Vision Automation
30+
Years Experience
70+
Engineers
1000+
Projects Delivered
ISO
9001:2015 certified
Our Evolution
AIS Vision Automation has grown from a single Lucan workshop into a multi-country engineering group, expanding capability while staying focused on what manufacturers in regulated production need most.
1998
Founded as an engineering-led automation business in Lucan, Dublin, focused on industrial automation and manufacturing support.
2012
Expansion into machine vision; AIS Vision Systems established in Sabadell, Barcelona.
2013
Expansion into inspection technologies; AIS Scanology established in Beugen, Netherlands.
2020
Specialisation in compliance-driven production: validated systems for GMP, FDA and ISO 13485 environments.
2026
Consolidation as AIS Vision Automation, with unified capability across vision systems, automation engineering and robotics.
Today
70+ engineers across the AIS Group, 1000+ projects delivered, Cork and Dublin facilities with Ireland and European project reach.
Our Team
Our 70+ engineers across the AIS Group span control development, mechanical design, machine vision, software and AI, and project management. It is one engineering organisation working across vision systems, automation engineering and robotics — close to every system we build and the people who run it.
Our Office Locations
AIS Vision Automation operates from Cork and Dublin, where all design, control development, system build and testing is carried out. Group offices in Barcelona (AIS Vision Systems and Rosepetal) and Beugen, Netherlands (AIS-Scanology) extend our reach across European production environments.
Industries We Serve
AIS Vision Automation delivers systems for four core manufacturing sectors, each with distinct regulatory and production requirements.
In 2024 alone, the FDA listed 106 medical device recalls. Inline vision inspection catches the defects, labelling errors and serialisation issues that drive recalls before product leaves the line. AIS Vision Automation delivers UDI verification, sterile packaging inspection, defect detection and assembly verification, validated to support ISO 13485, FDA and MDR compliance with IQ, OQ, PQ documentation.
Learn More About Medical Devices100% code verification, serialisation and tamper-evidence inspection across primary and secondary pharmaceutical packaging to meet regulatory traceability.
Learn moreHigh-speed print, date-code and barcode inspection for high-volume food and beverage lines, catching defects and labelling errors before product leaves the line.
Learn moreRobust vision inspection, barcode reading and verification for components, cases and pallets in demanding industrial production environments.
Learn moreProven Solutions in Production
We've delivered vision automation solutions for manufacturers across Ireland and Europe. Here's how we've solved specific production challenges.
