ADOPTION & PRICING

Define the right scope
for your factory.

Define the inspection point and available data, then scope equipment, connections and support.

Existing images.
Or a new capture setup.

Both paths begin with one inspection point. Expand after the initial scope is validated.

Industrial inspection setting

Evaluate your existing images

For teams that can prepare normal and defective images with a clear inspection standard.

Prepare
Inspection goal, capture conditions and images with confirmed labels
Review
Image quality and suitability for your inspection standard
Decide
Factory pilot scope and operating connection requirements
See the inspection workflow
Industrial equipment inspection

Prepare capture and connection

For factories that need images, cameras, lighting or an edge installation.

Prepare
Inspection location, example defects, equipment and network conditions
Review
Capture feasibility, equipment needs and installation responsibilities
Decide
Equipment specifications and installation and validation schedule
See installation preparation

These conditions
shape the quote.

Fixed plans and online equipment sales are not yet published. A scoped proposal will explain deliverables and costs after your requirements are reviewed.

Inspection scope
Product families, defect types, inspection points and variations in capture conditions.
Equipment and installation
Reuse of existing equipment, and any cameras, lighting, mounts or edge devices required.
System connection
Data formats, server and network requirements, and access configuration.
Operating support
Factory validation, installation support, monitoring and maintenance requirements.

What your proposal should establish.

  • Included capabilities and connection scope
  • Preparation and installation responsibilities
  • Factory validation criteria and schedule
  • Equipment, software and support costs and terms
Request an adoption discussion

Your factory.
Your next move.

Start with one inspection point.

Check your starting conditions