COLT AI · VISUAL QUALITY CONTROL AUTOMATION

Visual Quality Control Automation

Turn presence, part and assembly checks into visual inspection events.

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OPERATIONAL PROBLEM

Consistency, traceability and end-of-line feedback are critical in repetitive visual inspection.

COLT AI APPROACH

Colt AI evaluates products, parts and assembly positions through configured inspection scenarios and produces time-stamped OK/NOK records.

What Does Colt AI Detect?

01

Product presence/absence

Evaluated in real time within the configured camera region.

02

Visual defect

Evaluated in real time within the configured camera region.

03

Missing or incorrect part

Evaluated in real time within the configured camera region.

04

Assembly position

Evaluated in real time within the configured camera region.

05

OK/NOK classification

Evaluated in real time within the configured camera region.

From Rule to Event Record

01Camera zone
02Detection & tracking
03Rule evaluation
04Time-stamped event
05Team notification
ACTION & MANAGEMENT

Event, evidence and notification in one flow

Camera and region rules are managed in the web dashboard. Events are recorded with camera, region, time, type and visual evidence. Notification behavior is configured by team and role.

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DEPLOYMENT ARCHITECTURE

Configured for your site.

Camera count, network topology, latency needs and organizational data policies are assessed together. Colt AI is not a cloud-only solution.

01

On-Premise

Processing location
On the organization’s physical server infrastructure
Suitable scenario
Centralized camera topologies and strict data policies
Data approach
Video and event data can remain within organizational boundaries
02

Edge

Processing location
On processing units close to the site or camera groups
Suitable scenario
Distributed sites and local decision requirements
Data approach
Enables raw video to be processed on site
03

Hybrid

Processing location
Across edge processing and a central management layer
Suitable scenario
Multi-site and mixed network architectures
Data approach
Data flows are separated according to organizational policy

The required processing infrastructure is designed around active cameras, enabled AI modules and site requirements.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Essential questions about camera compatibility, configuration and project architecture.

01Can outputs be sent to line systems?

The integration architecture can be designed to provide outputs to plant systems according to project requirements.

02Which inspections can be automated?

Product presence, missing or incorrect parts, visual defects, assembly position and configured OK/NOK scenarios can be evaluated.

03Is the same model used for every product?

No. Visual conditions, product geometry, defect definitions and acceptance criteria are addressed for each project scenario.

04Are inspection results traceable?

Depending on configuration, inspection time, result class and the related visual record can be associated with a quality event.

05How are camera and lighting requirements determined?

Part size, movement, viewing angle, optical requirements and ambient lighting are assessed together during project evaluation.

COLT AI

Turn Your Existing Cameras Into an Intelligent Operations Layer.

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