The software turns visual data into predictive AI models. Engineers can monitor workforce movements and activities to improve productivity; ensure standards are followed; detect and flag risks and hazards before they escalate; and monitor how much time workers spend at various tasks or workstations. For example, engineers can use computer vision to ensure worker safety. The software can be used to detect PPE violations, track usage of restricted areas, and flag equipment violations. On the assembly line, the software can track cycle times, measure production yields, detect missing parts or steps, and flag violations of standard operating procedures.

For more information on shop-floor management software, click www.dori.ai or visit the company’s booth at The ASSEMBLY Show. Dori AI is one of many software suppliers that will be exhibiting at the show, which will take place Oct. 24-26 at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL. Besides suppliers of test systems, you’ll find 225 suppliers of automation, motion control technology, parts feeders, fastening tools and other assembly technologies. For more information, visit www.theassemblyshow.com.