Industrial applicability

Designed for roll materials.
Deployed in textile today.

The same detection capability that finds a missed warp on a weaving line is designed to find a coating defect on a film line. Today, our deployments are in textile manufacturing.

Where we deploy today

Where we are today.

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Woven Fabrics

Pain

Broken ends or broken picks slip past visual inspection at the loom; the defect surfaces only in the cutting room, by which point a 200-meter roll may be unsalvageable.

Help

The system watches the take-up roll at the loom and identifies broken yarn as it forms, locating each occurrence by meter mark.

Outcome

Defects are caught at the meter mark they occurred — not in the cutting room three days later.

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Dyeing & Printing

Pain

Color variation, color streaks, and oil stains regularly become formal complaints from brand customers. Without solid evidence, the cost falls on the mill.

Help

Each color anomaly is logged separately with image, position, and severity. When disputes arise, evidence is available roll by roll.

Outcome

Quality disputes are resolved against evidence, not memory.

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Knitted & Finishing

Pain

Loose fibers, wrinkles, and permanent creases are difficult to catch at high line speeds, and harder still on long night shifts.

Help

The system does not fatigue. Night-shift detection capability matches day shift.

Outcome

Quality is decoupled from inspector fatigue.

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Greige Inspection

Pain

A defect on greige that survives into dyeing wastes dye, chemicals, and labor on a roll that will not pass.

Help

Inspect at the earliest stage, where stopping a defective roll costs the least.

Outcome

Bad rolls do not go into the dye vat.

Defect taxonomy

Defect taxonomy you define.

Your QA glossary, your category names, your grouping logic. The taxonomy below is what current textile customers use — any naming and grouping is configurable. The system identifies anomalies; you decide how to organize, name, and grade them.

Defect manager showing customer-defined categories

Defect manager from a deployed line — the categories shown were defined by that customer, not by us.

GroupDefects
Yarn faults Broken End · Broken Pick · Coarse Yarn · Slub · Nep
Weave faults Warp Defect · Weft Defect · Splice
Color faults Color Variation · Color Streak · Barre
Surface defects Hole · Crack · Loose Fiber · Oil Stain
Form defects Wrinkle · Permanent Crease
Patch defects Patch Defect · Spot Defect
Adjacent industries

Beyond textile — open for pilot collaboration.

The same detection capability is applicable across roll materials. The industries below are open for pilot collaboration.

Pilot welcome
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Non-woven

Hygiene, medical, and industrial filtration media.

Pilot welcome
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Paper & Pulp

Continuous web inspection for tears and inconsistencies.

Pilot welcome
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Film & Membrane

Packaging, optical films, and specialty coatings.

Pilot welcome
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Foil & Metal

Battery electrodes and conductive roll materials.

Pilot welcome
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Composite

Carbon fiber prepreg and advanced industrial webs.

Your industry not on this page?

Tell us about your line and we will discuss a pilot.