Automation
Iris
Computer Vision
Cameras that inspect, count and recognise: quality in production, stock in the warehouse, workflows in the business. What people overlook or cannot keep up, the system handles, around the clock.
How it works
From the first step to the result, no black box.
Capture
Record the image
Cameras at the dock, line or warehouse deliver the image stream. The analysis happens on a computer in the business.
Recognise
Read the image
Trained models identify pallets, read barcodes and check for completeness, in real time, piece by piece.
Report
Flag anomalies
Anything that deviates is reported immediately and documented with an image. The finding is substantiated, not asserted.
Hand over
Write to the system
Recognised quantities and events are handed over to your inventory management via an interface.
What you gain
Complete
Every part is inspected, not just samples.
On site
Runs on hardware in the business. Images do not leave the premises.
Robust
Dust, steam, changing light. The system recognises reliably nonetheless.
Typical uses
Damage detection on pallets
Fill-level and label inspection
Piece-goods and stock counting in the warehouse
Honestly
We show what the camera can reliably do today, pallets and barcodes in real time, and what will be trained as the next step, such as subtle damage patterns. No promise runs ahead of the technology.
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