Achieved automation of inspections that relied on a single veteran! Introducing a case that led to an overall improvement in production efficiency.

We would like to introduce a case study of the implementation of an automatic inspection device at automotive parts manufacturer M Company. There was a need to automate the visual inspection of ring-shaped workpieces, but the inspection involved determining shallow and thin cracks, which were difficult to see with the human eye. The process relied on the auditory judgment of a single veteran staff member. By conducting thorough preliminary verification and innovating the shooting methods, such as adjusting the angle of the lighting, we proposed an automatic inspection device that could determine the presence of cracks, including both upstream and downstream processes. This has eliminated reliance on individual expertise and has also led to improved production efficiency. [Case Overview] ■ Background: Only one veteran could perform the inspection ■ Proposal: Thorough preliminary verification before the proposal, tailored to the customer's needs ■ Effect: Automatic inspection device including upstream and downstream processes *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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