Edge computer vision
Four problems. Four solutions.
Find the one that sounds like your plant. Most customers start with one and add the others later.
18ms
Edge latency
existing
Line setup
on-prem
Inference
< 2 days
Install time
01 — Surface Inspection
Bad parts stop at the cell.
Scratches, porosity, weld faults and dents, checked on every part instead of a sample. Tuned so it doesn't scrap good ones — a system that cries wolf gets switched off by month two.
For you if
Defective parts are reaching your customer.
You get
- Screen at the cell
- Reject signal at the line
- Daily defect count
Cell 04 · live
Verdict · reject
02 — Part Records
The paperwork fills itself in.
A photo, a timestamp and a result saved for every part that goes down the line. Searchable afterwards, and exportable in the format the audit asks for.
For you if
Your customer is asking for quality records.
You get
- Searchable part history
- Excel and PDF export
- Shift reports
Part history · shift B
03 — Size Checking
Every part measured. Not every fortieth.
Checked against your drawing without touching the part, at line speed. Drift is flagged when it starts, not when the batch is already made.
For you if
Manual gauging is slowing your line down.
You get
- Go / no-go per part
- Drift alerts
- Measurement log
Dimension check
04 — Assembly Check
It holds the part until the step is right.
Confirms every component is present, correct and the right way round before the part moves on. Missing fastener, reversed bracket, wrong variant for the order.
For you if
Wrong or incomplete assemblies are getting through.
You get
- Stop signal at the cell
- Step-by-step check
- Operator prompt
Assembly · station 2
Line held
Not sure which one?
Tell us what’s going wrong and we’ll tell you what it takes to fix it. Screens on this page are illustrations. Surface inspection runs today; the others are built as deployments call for them.