[Case Study] Automating Visual Inspection

Achieve cost reduction! Eliminate human errors and strengthen the quality management system.

We would like to introduce a case where Takaki Manufacturing Co., Ltd. automated visual inspections conducted by humans. In food factories and similar settings, it is still common to inspect for scratches on materials flowing on conveyors through manual visual checks by operators. In response, our company proposed changing the inspection method to use line cameras for inspecting the materials, thereby automating the inspection process and reducing labor costs. Not only does this address cost issues, but the key point of automation is eliminating the need for manual visual inspections by operators, which helps prevent overlooking scratches and eliminates human errors that cannot be avoided, thereby strengthening the quality control system. 【Case Overview】 ■Challenges - Overlooking scratches - Unpreventable human errors ■Results - Automation of the inspection process - Reduction of labor costs - Strengthening of the quality control system *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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