A category per photo
Spot defects on photos
Is this part good or defective?
Runs on our cloud compute.
A category per photoIllustration with sample data
- #720A
- #729B
- #738A
- #747C
The problem
Visual inspection is tiring and inconsistent from one shift to the next.
What you get
Photograph each part at the station, set the defective ones aside.
What you need
Photos sorted into good and defective (a few dozen each is a start). Runs on our cloud compute.
How it works
- 01
Open the tool and bring your files: photos, scans or your AI's logs.
- 02
Mark a few examples where needed; we do the rest.
- 03
Use the result right away, or every day through a link or the API.
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