Manufacturing · logistics · retail · safety

Eyes that never blink.

Cameras you already have, watching for defects, counting, and flagging what shouldn't be there, trained on your images.

The problem

Inspection depends on who is on shift. Counting is done twice and still wrong. The safety rule is on a poster, not on the floor.

What you get

01

Defects caught every time

Trained on your own good and bad examples.

02

Counted as it passes

Items, vehicles, people, pallets, with a record.

03

Safety flagged live

Zones, gear and behaviour, with alerts to a person.

04

On your cameras

Existing cameras where possible; new ones only where needed.

The first two weeks

Two weeks: one camera, one task, your real images, with the accuracy measured.

What comes after
  • 01More cameras and tasks
  • 02Integration with your line and your records
  • 03Edge devices for speed
  • 04Monthly retraining
Start with a prototype

Questions buyers ask

How accurate?

We measure it on your images and tell you the number before you decide.

Do we need new cameras?

Often not; we start with what you have.

How much is the prototype?

A flat price, agreed on the call.

See it running in two weeks.

Two weeks: one camera, one task, your real images, with the accuracy measured.

Computer vision for inspection, counting and safety — eORB