The real output of a shift. The number of animals in a batch. A gauge only a person standing in front of it can read. The frame beside this is counting for real, on your device, and the image goes nowhere.
The four tools below are demonstrations, free for 10 runs a day, so you can see the kind of problem we take on.
The image in the frame is generated by this page and comes with the true value, so you can check the result yourself. Pick another scene to see another kind of problem.
Between two entries there are nearly two hours in which nobody knows where the pressure went. A camera looking at the dial reads it every 5 seconds, records it, and keeps the image it was read from.
A 4% difference is normal, and it is 8,000 animals the two sides have to argue over. Photograph the whole tray, mark every animal, and both sides sign against the same image.
Industrial cameras and industrial computers are chosen for the problem, after a conversation. Three choices per group are enough for an engineer to propose a configuration with a quotation.
Choose cameras and computers →What you have seen so far covers the common part of the requirement. Your site always has something specific to it — an older machine, a process of your own, a form built to an internal standard. Describe what you need; an engineer will call you back, confirm whether it is feasible and tell you which budget range it falls into.