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You've received a customer call on a Friday afternoon, "Our boards aren't working. Didn't your team test these? We have an urgent delivery and this quality is not assuring."
For products in the consumer, parts, food & beverage, and print & packaging markets, a significant portion of the manufacturing process still relies on manual tasks performed by human operators.
Visual inspection is the oldest method for quality control. Humans excel at detecting cracks, deformities, subtle flaws, and missing parts. Depending on the product, we can rely on taste and smell to spot differences.
You want to add more digital technologies to your manufacturing operations but your day-to-day duties are keeping you from getting started - sound familiar?
A electronics manufacturer with expertise in high-value, lower volume products uses AI-based automated image compare capabilities to help ensure product quality during visual inspection processes.
Pleora's Visual Inspection System brings AI-based decision support to visual inspection and assembly processes. This interactive, on-demand demo will let you use the system to inspect an electronics board to spot product differences and generate automated reporting on manual inspection.
Join our live webinar and learn how manufacturers are relying on new AI visual inspection tools to reduce costs, increase efficiencies, and ensure end-to-end quality.
Register for this on-demand webinar for a quick overview on how an electronics manufacturer is using visual inspection and AI to improve end-to-end quality.