Part counting with a camera from Robopipe checks that every pack holds the right number of pieces. Operators see at once when a pack is short.
Part counting with a camera fits wherever a pack must hold an exact number of pieces. Examples from production sites:
Operators see piece counts, the share of OK pieces and the line rate on a display on the floor.
A part counting app on a phone counts one pile when somebody takes a photo. That is not enough on a line, where packs come one after another. Robopipe is a fixed camera over the belt. It counts every pack without the operator and sends the result on.
The model learns counting from images of your products. This is computer vision. The guide to machine vision tells you more about the field.
Robopipe saves an image of every check. When a customer or an auditor asks about a batch, you can find the image. You can export the image archive of OK and NOK pieces for an audit.
The camera quality inspection page describes the camera, the control unit and the rollout. When you also need to check that nothing is missing from the pack, see packaging completeness inspection. The price per camera and month is on the pricing page.
It depends on the product and on how the pieces lie on the belt. The model learns from images of your line. In a demo, we check it on your own samples.
On a display on the floor. It shows piece counts, the share of OK pieces, the most common defects, downtime and the line rate. Managers follow trends in the analytics portal.
AI inspection runs on your line within a single day. You take the images, label them and train the model yourself in the Studio app.
Book a 30-minute demo and we will show you how the camera would count pieces on your line.
