We agree before the start
- The items to check
- The defect set, with example photos
- Capture conditions: light, distance and device
Find the defect and show what to do about it
The camera of a phone, a tablet or AR glasses checks each item against your requirements, marks the problem area and gives the worker the next step: fix it by the instruction or send it for another check. Every result is saved.
How a check runs
Recognise the item
The system finds the item in the camera view.
Check the requirements
It compares the item with the defect set agreed for this product.
Mark the problem
The worker sees exactly where the defect is.
Give the next step
Fix it by the instruction, or send the item for another check.
Save the result
Each check is recorded for analytics in your agreed workflow.
How a quality pilot is set up
A scenario for specific items, defect types and capture conditions.
We measure in the pilot
- Missed defects
- False alarms
- Inspection time
You get
- A working check on the chosen line
- A test report against your current check
- A decision on the next stage
Decisions on product quality stay with your quality team.
Questions
Which defects can it find?
The ones agreed for the pilot. We start from your defect set and example photos for specific items and capture conditions.
What equipment is needed?
The camera of a phone, a tablet or AR glasses.
What happens when a defect is found?
The worker sees the problem area and the next step: fix it by the instruction or send the item for another check. The result is saved.
How do we know it works?
In the pilot we count missed defects, false alarms and inspection time and compare them with your current check.
Bring a few defect examples
In 30 minutes we look at your items and defects and suggest how to test the check in a pilot.