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AI & Robotics / Computer vision

Vision that catches defects at line speed.

Camera mount, lighting, eval sets, and alert routing for inspection on moving lines — measured by catch rate, not demo reels.

Catch rate Metric locked before spend
Mount Camera and lighting in plan
Eval Live product, not studio
Alerts Routes operators use
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Overview

From camera mount to production alerts

Demo reels do not catch defects at line speed. 360XCEL locks catch rate and false-positive budgets before spend, then mounts cameras and lighting for your product — not a lab conveyor.

Eval sets come from live SKUs. Alerts land where quality and shift owners already work. A named lead stays through production weeks so the model is not orphaned after go-live.

Hardware, models, and ops routing ship as one inspection system you can score every shift.

Who this is for

Operators we build this with.

01

Quality leaders

Plants that need defect catch on moving product with budgets they can defend.

02

Manufacturing ops

Lines that cannot stop for a science project mid-shift.

03

Continuous improvement

Teams ready to instrument one process with a clear metric.

On the floor

Photography from live operating contexts.

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Capabilities

From camera mount to production alerts

We lock the success metric, instrument the line, and ship alerts where quality teams already work.

  • Defect and object detection on moving lines
  • Lighting and camera placement in scope
  • Eval sets from live product
  • Alert routing to shift owners

How we deliver

Discover → pilot → commission → support.

  1. 01

    Lock metric

    Catch rate, UPH, or forecast usefulness is written before spend — not after a demo reel.

  2. 02

    Instrument

    Cameras, cells, or data feeds installed against live product and real traffic.

  3. 03

    Prove

    Pilot window with operators on shift; false-positive and safety budgets enforced.

  4. 04

    Scale

    Expand only after the first cell or line holds the number; named lead stays through ramp.

Scope

What this engagement covers.

Hardware

Cameras, mounts, and lighting.

Models

Trained and scored on your product.

Ops

Alerts with false-positive budgets.

Owner

Named lead through production weeks.

Outcomes

What “done” looks like on the floor.

Metric-first spend

Catch rate locked before cameras and models are funded blindly.

Line-ready installs

Mount and lighting designed for your product and speed.

Operator alerts

Signals routed to people who can stop or sort — not a dashboard graveyard.

FAQ

Questions operators ask before kickoff.

How do you measure success?

Catch rate and false-positive budgets are written before hardware spend.

Studio data or live product?

Evals use live product from your line — not stock photos.

Who gets alerts?

Routing is defined with shift and quality owners so pages are actionable.

Is lighting in scope?

Yes. Camera mount and lighting are part of the engagement, not an afterthought.

Have a line ready for vision inspection?

Send a short brief. A producer replies the same business day. contact@360xcel.com

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