Visual Quality Inspection

Inspect products against your quality standard and route anything out of spec for a person to check.

What It Does

The agent compares each item reaching the inspection station against the quality standard for that product and raises a nonconformance with the captured image and the failed check attached. Out-of-spec items land in the review queue, and whether the line holds is a person's call.Without it: Consistent visual inspection is hard to staff and harder to keep uniform across shifts and sites.

  • Applies the standard revision in force for that product on that date
  • Passing items are logged and released without opening a queue entry
  • Readings sitting on the limit are queued as marginal, never scored a pass
  • Repeat failures on one check within a run collapse into a single nonconformance

Illustrative example

Casing CX-220, serial 88134, reaches the station and the seal-bead check reads 1.9 mm against a 2.2 to 2.6 mm standard. The agent opens a nonconformance with the image, the failed check, and the standard revision it read from. The line keeps running until the inspection supervisor works the queue and calls the hold.

Reads

Station cameras

Captured item images

Standards library

Revision in force

QMS

Check limits, tolerances

Nonconformance queue

Open items this run

Runs

Visual quality inspection

Watch

Starts when

A finished item reaches the inspection station

How far it goes

it flags and records, and takes no action itself

Never

HOLD: enforced below the model, not asked of it

Produces

Standard checks

Applied per item

Out-of-spec items

Routed for review

Inspection record

Logged per item

Visual quality inspection. Reads Station cameras, Captured item images; Standards library, Revision in force; QMS, Check limits, tolerances; Nonconformance queue, Open items this run. Watch autonomy: it flags and records, and takes no action itself. It never hold. Produces Standard checks Applied per item; Out-of-spec items Routed for review; Inspection record Logged per item.

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