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Live viewLast 24 hours · M63
Parts inspected
412,900
this month
Defects
1,284
vs 1.502 last week
Reject rate
0.31%
target < 0.50%
Worst cavity
4
553 defects · 2.5× median
The part currently being inspected, with model masks
Bottle · 3 stripes, 4 black specks, 1 dirt
Defects per hour
00:0008:0016:0023:00
By cavity
Cavity 1219
Cavity 2244
Cavity 3268
Cavity 4553
By defect class
Black speck486
Warped312
Undermould241
Overmould158
Out of tolerance87
Dimensional tolerance
Within tolerance96.4%
Over2.3%
Under1.3%
98.0 %
Average model precision
~2 hrs
To a trained model
120 images
To annotate
2M+
Product images analysed

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How it Works

How Deepvis Inspection System Works

Easy to deploy proprietary AI-models specifically for manufacturing.

Collect data

Step 01

Mount the camera and capture as little as 100 images directly from your production line. Deepvis learns from real-world variation — including lighting, shape, and recycled material inconsistencies.

Annotate

Step 02

Annotate just 120 examples — or let us assist. The model learns the defect types you annotate, and sharpens as more production images come in.

Train the model

Step 03

Click “Train Model” and let the system process your images. In around 2 hours, your custom model is ready to run live and sort out defective parts automatically.

Our products

Two systems, one platform

The same models, dashboard and machine I/O. The difference is how much hardware the line has room for.

What the model sees

Drag to reveal the detections

The defects that matter on a moulding line, on real parts

The part as photographed
Surface level defects — the fault marked on the part
  • Bottle
  • Stripe
  • Black speck
  • Dirt
  • Fin

Surface level defects

One frame, many questions answered at once. The model segments the bottle itself, then every stripe, black speck and patch of dirt on it — each as an outline rather than a box. An outline can be measured, so the same pass that finds a defect also classifies it, sizes it in mm², and decides whether it crosses the threshold that fires the reject.

Inside the software

From the machine to the monthly report

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Live viewCAM-01 · 4 cavities · 450 ms cycle
VisionPrinterEtherCAT IOSTOP
Camera 1 — live detection frame
Camera 2 — live detection frame
Camera 3 — live detection frame
Camera 4 — live detection frame

Live view

What the operator sees at the machine, right now. Detections are drawn on the stream as parts pass, with the cavity and confidence attached.

How the line acts on it →

Production runs

Go back to any run and see what was produced and what the system caught — part, batch, counts and reject rate.

Everything that gets recorded →
Production runsLine 2 · last 4 runs
RunPartBatchStartedPartsNOKRate
R-4821Cap 32mmB-229108.03 07:0218,420610.33%Completed
R-4820Lid 88mmB-228807.03 23:0421,150440.21%Completed
R-4819Cap 32mmB-228707.03 15:0119,880960.48%Flagged
R-4818Housing AB-228407.03 07:0316,240380.23%Completed
StatisticsLast 24 hours · Line 2
Parts inspected
412,900
this month
Defects
1,284
vs 1.502 last week
Reject rate
0.31%
target < 0.50%
Worst cavity
4
553 defects · 2.5× median
Defects per hour
00:0008:0016:0023:00
By cavity
Cavity 1219
Cavity 2244
Cavity 3268
Cavity 4553
By defect class
Black speck486
Warped312
Undermould241
Overmould158
Out of tolerance87
Dimensional tolerance
Within tolerance96.4%
Over2.3%
Under1.3%

Statistics

Deepvis helps you visualize and track defect trends, product performance, and production issues — all in real time. With actionable insights, you can optimize processes and reduce waste without slowing down your line.

Classify

Black speck · Warped · Undermould

5 defect classes

Measure

Black speck over 1 mm tolerance

Pixel-precise

Correlate

Cavity 4 makes 2.5× the overmould

vs the other cavities · 24 h

Correlation and causation

From “a part failed” to “here is why”

Every defect is classified, measured and filed into a category — so the data is comparable rather than anecdotal.

Once defects carry a class, a size and a place in the process, patterns surface on their own: which cavity, which shift, which material batch. That is the difference between knowing your reject rate and knowing what is causing it.

See the full statistics feature set →

Explore Smarter Quality Control with Deepvis

Discover how AI-driven visual inspection can reduce errors, cut costs, and adapt to your production line — without complex setups.