Skip to content
TH

Kit completeness check

Checks every part is in the tray before a kit is packed.

Talk to an engineerRequest a demo

The problem

Kits of small parts are packed by hand. A missing sponge, cable tie or bracket isn't noticed until it reaches the customer's line.

How it works

  1. 01

    Overhead camera over the tray

  2. 02

    Recognise each part

  3. 03

    The checklist ticks itself off

  4. 04

    Save only when complete

  1. 1

    The worker scans the lot and places the tray under an overhead camera.

  2. 2

    The system recognises each part and ticks it off the kit's parts list.

  3. 3

    Confirm & save unlocks only when the kit is complete.

  4. 4

    Parts the camera can't see are added to the list as manual checks.

  5. 5

    Supervisors get inspection history with snapshots, weekly pass/fail reports, a parts-list editor and user management.

What the operator sees

Operator workstation screen. A camera view of an illustrated parts tray shows colored detection boxes labeled by part type. On the right, a Thai checklist shows all six part types found (9 of 9 parts), and the confirm-and-save button is enabled.(opens full size in a new tab)Inspection history screen. Summary tiles for today's inspections sit above filters for date, lot, operator, status and confidence. Below is a table of recent inspections with lot code, kit, operator, duration, average confidence, missing parts and a pass or incomplete status.(opens full size in a new tab)Admin parts-list editor for one kit. It shows lot code, kit name and SKU fields, and a bill of materials with six part types in Thai and English, each with a required-quantity stepper and a minimum confidence threshold. A reference image of the tray marks where each part is expected with dashed regions.(opens full size in a new tab)
Screens shown with illustrative data.

What's needed on site

  • Overhead camera above the packing station
  • PC with a touch screen
  • Barcode scanner

Every system is trained on footage from your own site before it goes live.

Want to see it on your line?

Talk to an engineerRequest a demo

Other solutions