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Is machine vision data part of your IIoT strategy? It should be.
Machine vision images and related data can be used for much more than basic pass/fail determination during the process cycle. We get into how this data can be collected, correlated and analyzed will all other production data as part of a comprehensive IIoT strategy.
How to improve defect detection on your assembly line, starting with these 7 common tasks
Regardless of where your plant lies on the digital transformation scale, your most essential tool for achieving practical and profitable change is your production data. Below, we look at 7 common tasks required on nearly any assembly line and how you can use your production data to do them better and more efficiently, achieving new levels of product quality and profitability.
How to use process monitoring to catch early signs of machine wear affecting product quality
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Harness Your Cognex® In-Sight® Images and Data
Sciemetric’s QualityWorX Vision solution allows you to consolidate your vision data in a single database, organized to mimic your production line. This makes it easy to retrieve and analyze images and image data to make improvements based on your vision inspection.
Tags:Want to improve your manufacturing processes? Rethink your machine vision data management strategy
Machine vision images and data are a valuable part of the Manufacturing 4.0 equation. The problem is that machine vision images and data are often trapped in silos across the plant floor, with images stored in formats that make them difficult to access and analyze. With the right data management strategy, you can make this data accessible to your team so it can drive value.
How to catch faulty fuel rail insertion with digital process signature analysis
Tearing down an engine to find a problem when it fails an end-of-line test is costly and time-consuming. It’s much better to identify a quality issue upstream on the production line where it occurs. Learn how an automaker used digital process signatures to adjust their fuel rail insertion parameters to catch faulty insertions before they reach the end of the line.