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A camera that checks every load on the line
Danfoss
AI visual inspection: a camera above a factory line that checks each load before it goes into the furnace — counting the layers and spotting damaged or misplaced parts — so mistakes are caught before they become scrap.
- 4Kinds of defects, in real time
- Before firingDefects caught before the furnace, not after
- LearnsFrom photos of your own products
- In useAt Danfoss
In short
- For
- Factories that check products by eye on a moving line
- The problem
- Checking by eye all shift is tiring and inconsistent.
- What it does
- A camera checks every load in real time and calls a person only when needed.
- Status
- In use
Who it is for
For factories that check products by eye on a moving line
The problems it solves
Checking by eye all shift is tiring and inconsistent.
The line does not slow down for inspection.
A mistake found after the furnace is far more expensive.
- Manufacturers with visual checks on a moving line
- Quality teams counting, measuring or inspecting by eye
- Plants where a miss found downstream is expensive
How it works
How the camera checks every load
Loads go into a furnace for hours; one wrong layer ruins everything. Checking by eye all shift is tiring and errors slip through. The camera, trained on pictures from this very line, checks every load in real time and alerts a person only when something is wrong.
Start with one check
The one that causes the most scrap.
Train it on your line
Pictures of your own parts, in your own light.
Run it next to the operators
Until it proves itself shift after shift.
Add the next check
Each new task reuses what already works.
What changed
Before and after
Operators counted layers and spotted bad parts by eye, all shift long.
A camera checks every load in real time and calls a person only when needed.
- Client
- Danfoss
- Checks
- Layers and damaged parts
- Trained on
- Pictures from the same line
- Status
- In use
Talk to an engineer
30 minutes about your case, with the engineers who built this. No slides.
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