Your best inspector can't be at every station. What he knows can be.
In-line inspection that finds defects right after the process step, while fixing them is still cheap, on hardware inside your plant.
What it costs you
Three costs we hear from every plant we visit.
Escapes surface late
A defect found downstream costs hours of rework as the unit moves through the line, where the same defect at the cell would have cost minutes.
The standard walks out the door
Judgment lives in a handful of people. It is not written down, and it cannot be in two places at once.
Manual inspection does not scale with volume
Fixtures and flashlights confirm that a part is present. They say little about whether it is good.
Runs on: A low-power adaptive module at the station. Results stay on your network.
What it looks like in practice
- ProcessWeld, bead, fastener or surface
- CaptureVision and thermal at the cell
- DetectDefect classes you define
- DispositionPass, rework or hold
- ActReject gate or operator alert
Inspector corrections feed back into the model, so detection improves while the line runs.
What we focus on
Weld quality
Vision and thermal inspection that catches weld defects at the cell, right after the process step, while remediation is still cheap.
Facility orchestration
Inspection and machine data coordinated across the plant, so the standard is applied at every station and improves while the line runs.
The first step
A bench-top prototype against your parts, or production-intent units you own. Either one is scoped in a two-week evaluation.
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