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Detect defects before they leave the factory.

Visual inspection in mass production—integrated into your platform, executed at the edge, and configurable via the UI, without requiring programming knowledge or a closed-loop inspection system. Cameras detect defects in real time (surface defects, completeness, assembly deviations) and directly trigger actions: ejection, an alarm, or an I/O command to the production line. Pipelines and models are stored for each product variant and can be swapped out during operation; findings are automatically logged in the shift log and quality dashboard.

Industrial manufacturing using CNC machines at Tensoryze GmbH.

A scene

A missing screw. A six-second reaction time.

The camera at the end of the assembly line captures every component. The model detects a missing screw in less than a second, and the ejector removes the part while it is still in the station. An entry is automatically created in the shift log, including an image, classification, and timestamp. The next morning, the quality engineer can see in the dashboard when the defect started occurring and which tool is causing it—providing a basis for targeted readjustments rather than guesswork.

Effect

When all the dice show the same numbers.

Lower scrap rate

Defects are detected in real time and immediately sorted out—rather than waiting until they reach the customer. Less scrap, less rework, fewer complaints.

Faster response

Quality engineers spot clusters on the dashboard before they become a batch issue. Response time drops from days to hours because the pattern is visible in the image rather than only after a complaint is filed.

Less manual verification

Random inspections at the end of the production line will become targeted inspections as needed. The person-hours currently spent on visual inspections will be redirected elsewhere—without compromising the quality of the results.

High-precision optical inspection at Tensoryze GmbH for quality assurance.
Laptop with a black screen and a black bezel.

How It Works

No-code visual inspection for each product variant.

The Edge Gateway delivers the image data in a structured format to the platform namespace. You can configure visual inspection without writing code—combining traditional visual inspection methods and advanced AI models in a single tool, per product variant. Deployment to the production line happens at the push of a button; human feedback from the shift log is continuously fed back into the models’ retraining.

Mobile

Test results with images—sent directly to your phone.

Detected defects appear on the mobile device along with an image, classification, and timestamp. The operator confirms or corrects the finding at the station; the correction is immediately incorporated into the models’ retraining. Clusters of defects become visible during the rounds—not just the next morning at the desk.

An employee documenting a shift log at Tensoryze GmbH.

Your information. A common ground.

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