Production line
Products flow past the camera on a conveyor. The camera triggers automatically as each one enters the view.
- Continuous, hands-free capture
- Auto-triggered per product
- Best for high-volume throughput
Enao Vision turns any iPhone into an AI-powered quality control system. Hold it in your hand, mount it at a handworking station, or install it on your production line. One device, one AI, consistent quality everywhere.
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+ many moreMount it above a moving line, set it up at a manual workstation, or hold it in your hand. The same app covers all three.
Products flow past the camera on a conveyor. The camera triggers automatically as each one enters the view.
An operator moves each product into the frame by hand, holds it for inspection, then takes it out.
A person holds the phone and inspects freely, pressing a manual shutter to capture each product.
You will not need specialists or custom hardware. The whole setup takes three steps, and the Enao Bridge handles integration with your existing systems when you are ready.
You already have what you need: an iPhone. Download the app, then mount it at your line, clip it to a handworking station, or just hold it in your hand. You are ready to go.
Flag what is good, flag what is bad. The AI learns your specific quality criteria in minutes: scratches, dents, deformation, color deviation, missing parts.
Within the first hour you catch defects, enforce quality rules and build a visual record of every product. The AI keeps improving as more data flows through it. OEE, output counts and downtime tracking come along for free.
The iPhone as industrial sensor, mounted on your line, delivers what otherwise requires complex sensors, scanners and manual logs. Here is what it can do.
Our AI-powered quality control adapts to every manufacturing environment, from extrusion lines to packaging halls to handworking stations.
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