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Visual defect detection has traditionally been a costly and time-consuming operation. Now, by leveraging the immense power of artificial intelligence and machine learning, new software tools and solutions have been introduced allowing everyday users to create simple, world-class defect detection solutions for visual inspection.
Traditional quality control systems are your factory’s guards, put in place to prevent the escape of defective products. But preventing defects from occurring in the first place is even better.
The pursuit of zero defects revolves around a defined mindset. You set up a direction to focus your employees. And when everyone is thinking about it and striving to make it happen, that focus enables breakthrough improvements to happen.
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Company leaders often talk about the necessity of making continuous improvements. Spotting problems and fixing them could lead to higher output, fewer defects or recalls, and other advantages. Statistical process control (SPC) is one of the methods commonly relied upon to make progress.
Coordinate measuring machines (CMMs), vision systems, the trusty micrometer—no manufacturer would argue the importance of traditional dimensional metrology equipment, but the fact remains that the tried and true sometimes comes up lacking.
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ARaymond, an industrial supplier of fastening and assembling solutions, rose from humble beginnings. Founded in Grenoble, France in 1865, the family business “started out making fastening elements for the glove and footwear industry,” says Jake Fox, senior quality engineer at ARaymond’s Brunswick, Ohio location.