Industry leading inspection and monitoring to transform productivity
We use the latest in machine vision, deep learning and barcode reading solutions to boost manufacturing productivity while preventing costly downtime or recalls. See our latest projects below.
Rapid inspection for whisky bottles
Saving 2 million premium bottles from waste with rapid automated in-line inspection, deployed within 48 hours.
Product inspection for aerosol cans
Improving production efficiency and eliminating defects across a large range of product types and variants for global consumer goods brand.
Hot glue sealing integrity for FMCG
Preventing defective packaging and preventing collapsing packs while helping to eliminate plastic wrapping for global FMCG company.
Barcode readers for online seller
Retrofitting high-speed logistics lines with image-based barcode readers to deliver 99.9% read rates for 15 lines across six sites.
Inspection for garment conveyor
Preventing shrinkage and reducing costs for fashion retailer with vision inspection system – delivering return on investment within 12 months
Tote bin locator for online bookseller
Reducing manual labour costs by half for online bookseller with world-class machine vision on 500m tote conveyor
Fire prevention for recycling site
Combining thermal imaging and robotic cannons to deliver automated fire prevention for London’s largest waste recycling site
3D body-in-white panel inspection
3D vision inspection system provides driving force in quality control for carmaker, preventing downtime that costs thousands per minute
Quality control for copper tubing
High-speed quality control for UK manufacturer of copper tubes in a harsh factory environment producing 60km of tubing each day.
Automated tote inspection & sortation
Fully automated tote inspection system to cut costs and save energy by reducing excessive tote washing at speeds of one tote per second
Label inspection for margarine maker
Fully automated label inspection system for one of the world’s largest producers of margarine – rolled out to 50 lines across six sites