EXISTING IMAGE-INSPECTION RESULTS

Understand image-inspection
results and review holds.

This guide explains result states in the existing image-inspection example. It does not describe manager task analysis or final product-quality decisions.

Three results.
A clearer next step.

Normal candidate
No issue was found under the selected inspection reference.
Defect candidate
The image differs from the inspection reference. Check it against the actual product.
Needs review
The image or reference is not sufficient for a decision. Check the capture and the product again.

Before you confirm a result,
check it in this order.

  1. Confirm the reference

    Use real product examples and your factory standard to define normal and defective.

  2. Separate result states

    Keep normal candidates, defect candidates and review requests distinct.

  3. Inspect the evidence

    Check the image and capture conditions, then mark missing evidence separately.

  4. Compare with the team

    Compare with the responsible person and find missed or uncertain results.

  5. Record the next action

    Record whether the next step is review, hold, or another capture.

Inspection performance varies by product and capture conditions. Final release decisions follow your factory’s quality standard.

Discuss adoption scope

Your factory.
Your next move.

Explore the manager-facing work-cycle review direction.

See the first product direction