How We Enabled Precision, Safety & Speed with AI-Powered Vision Systems
Overview – Intelligent Vision System for High-Volume Manufacturing
A global manufacturing company turned to us as they had issues with growing inefficiencies in quality assurance and robotic accuracy on their assembly line. Their manual inspection process was slow, error-prone, and unable to keep up with the pace of production. They also faced frequent misalignments in robotic component placement, leading to production delays and increased rework.
We built a purpose driven computer vision solution. Not just that we provided them with tailored solutions that was a combination of AI, deep learning, and high-resolution camera systems. The objective is to enhance visual accuracy that helped in unlocking real-time flaw detection, smarter robotic coordination, and improved safety monitoring.
Manufacturing
AI-Driven Computer Vision Integration
Our Process – Building a Computer Vision System for Manufacturing
Our approach was modular. We introduced computer vision capabilities across key points in the client’s production process.
Rapid Image Capture & Annotation
We installed industrial-grade cameras. Now, high-resolution images were captured at various assembly stages. Additionally, our team labeled dataset distinguishing real and defective parts using active learning models to speed up training.
Defect Detection Models
Using convolutional neural networks (CNNs) trained on defect datasets has helped in detecting anomalies in real-time instantly during production. These models were capable of spotting inconsistencies and could spot defects what human eyes typically missed.
Robotic Alignment Optimization
Guided by computer vision, real-time image feedback powered our robotic arms. To adjust positioning, we integrated image recognition with robotic controls, and this proved to show sub-millimeter accuracy.
Real-Time Safety Monitoring
Our system included AI vision modules for workplace safety—detecting the presence of humans near hazardous zones and ensuring PPE compliance through object detection models.