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Delivering Enhanced Production
with
Automated Defect Analysis
Machine Vision- Reliable and consistent

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AI Inspection for
Defect Detection

Our computer vision inspection software does a thorough deep scan over the finished surface to find any concealed flaws and notify the concerned professional. Here, a finished product's specific surface is scanned to check for any production-related flaws or damage that may have occurred. The tools at play here that drive surface defect analysis are Artificial Intelligence and deep learning. Our improved AI inspection for manufacturing enables you to fully automate the process of finding and fixing the defects such as surface roughness and flaws on any product.

Pitfalls of traditional approaches of Vision Machines

  • Traditional inspection equipment must be often reconfigured to accommodate product changes; however, this apparatus is rigid and challenging to adapt to a fast-paced workplace.

  • Because of the limitations of human perception and the variation among manual inspectors, quality control can be unreliable.

  • Human inspection error rates are reported to be between 20% and 30%. On the other hand, according to McKinsey study, AI-based visual inspection can enhance productivity by 50% and improve defect detection accuracy by 90%.

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Real-world applications of Machine Vision

Product defect detection

Automate the process of finding product flaws (e.g., cosmetic issues, bad welds, assembly errors).

Damage detection

Automate the finding of structure or equipment damage (e.g., surface cracks, water damage). ‍

Corrosion monitoring and detection

Automatically check for corrosion in tanks, vessels, storage piping, boilers, and other machinery. ‍

Equipment inventory management

Transcribing equipment tags rapidly and storing them in a database will help automate asset tagging and management.

4 Successful Use Cases of computer Vision in Manufacturing

Our Process

Acquiring Image Datasets

We first examine the company objectives before building a database of photographs that have been taken from various sources. To act as a benchmark for further comparison, structured, pertinent, and high-quality data are prepared.

Labelling and Processing the Data

Labeling in image processing aids in improving database searchability. The labelled dataset is rigorously evaluated against training data as part of a quality control process.

Data Augmentation

Images are altered using a number of techniques, including as flipping (horizontally or vertically), cropping, blurring, zooming, and compression to improve the training data and train the model for more accurate picture recognition results.

Understanding the Image

The model can accurately comprehend and classify the object indicated in the final stage. The computer programme has now received sufficient training to identify photos from fresh input sources. 

Use Cases of AI Machine Vision

Building Material

Building Material

  • Scratches

  • Cracks

  • Surface defects

  • Dents

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Food Industry

Food Industry

  • Foreign objects

  • Labeling errors

  • Leaks & packaging damage

  • Missing bottlecaps

Electronic Parts

Electronic Parts

  • Scratches

  • Chips

  • Cracks

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Automobile

Automobile

  • Scratches

  • Chips

  • Cracks

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