TPL Vision
LED machine-vision lighting for industrial inspection, identification, automation and robotics applications
Highlights
- Hiring1 open role
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About TPL Vision
TPL Vision designs and manufactures LED illumination products for industrial processes using machine-vision cameras. Its range includes bar, line-scan, backlight, ring, spot, dome and dark-field lights, plus accessories and external control products.
The company serves industrial automation and machine-vision users in logistics, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals and automotive, among other sectors. It also provides technical advice and product loans.
Founded in France in 2005, TPL Vision operates as an independent business unit within the wenglor sensoric group. Its manufacturing factory is near Nantes, France, and its sales, marketing, product management and R&D teams are based in Perth, Scotland.
Product: Designs and manufactures LED illumination products and controllers for machine-vision systems.
Jobs at TPL Vision (1)
TPL Vision is hiring for one role in engineering, based in Perth.
Electronic Design Engineer
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