Adjusting the settings of your machine or production process by means of human intervention is perfectly suitable if such adjustments are needed only infrequently, and if the need to make adjustments can be easily and quickly detected. However, that is not always the case.
For example, standard machine vision applications are used to check quality or presence and generate an alarm or send a signal to an actuator when a problem is detected. Changes to the process parameters to avoid bad quality or defects are usually done offline, manually.
This leads to long periods of sub-optimal production quality. The detection of problems occurs only after they cross the threshold set into the computer system.
By combining our expertise in computer vision, machine learning, and advanced process control, we can derive process parameters from industrial camera images and other sensor data. Predictive models and AI algorithms detect anomalies or process drift in real-time, allowing smart software to adjust process parameters to prevent or minimize issues and/or damage.
This results in automated tuning of process parameters for real-time supervisory control, optimizing product quality, operational efficiency, productivity, and reducing downtime.