Detecting anomalies in production is never easy

Detecting anomalies in production is never easy. Although humans are very accurate and extremely good at image processing, not only do we get tired and often make mistakes, there are some things we just can’t see.

Our recent project for a major automotive manufacturer is a perfect example. In the automotive industry, you must look very carefully for incorrectly painted surfaces so that no customer gets a defective part. Mistakes are simply unacceptable.

By using special lighting techniques and camera modules combined with our in-house trained convolutional neural networks, we were able to create a system able to detect and classify defects that are less than 0.1 mm in size, with an accuracy of more than 95%. Meaning that even if a defective part comes through, there is almost no chance of finding it with the human eye. Not without perfect lighting and knowing where and what to look for.

Our lighting techniques on incorrectly painted car door handles

peoly acquires innovative Czech AI company in a strategic merger

peoly acquires innovative Czech AI company in a strategic merger

GoodAI Solutions was incubated by a Prague-based general AI research company GoodAI. Two years ago, GoodAI Solutions became independent from GoodAI in order to focus on applying AI technology in businesses, while GoodAI sharpened its focus on its core mission –...