A camera over the conveyor is enough. QVision classes every item as good or defective, follows it along the belt, and can stop the line the moment a bad one goes by.
Every item that passes is classed, not just a sample.
Each item is followed along the belt, so a torn bag raises one alert, not twenty.
A relay on your line control can pause the conveyor the moment a defect is seen.
One camera above the conveyor, looking at the items as they pass.
Each item is followed along the belt and marked good or defective.
A rule pulses the conveyor stop, opens an incident with the picture and texts the line supervisor.
The item boxed on the frame, the line, the time it was seen and how long it stayed in view.
The incident opens with the evidence and the priority the rule gave it.
Torn, burst or badly filled bags caught before palletizing.
Defects caught early, before they cost more downstream.
A last look before goods are loaded and shipped.
Defects by line, shift, weekday and hour for the quality team.
Examples written the way QVision writes them. Change any part to fit your site.
When a quality defect is seen on Line 2 · Bag conveyor, pulse the conveyor stop for 3 s, raise a high incident and text the line supervisor.
When a quality defect is seen on Packing Line 2, send it to the ERP and email the quality manager.
QVision's quality model is set up for the items on your line, and we check it on footage from your own line during the pilot.
Yes. QVision drives relays, so a rule can pause your conveyor for a few seconds, or stop it until someone restarts it.
No. Each item is followed as it moves along the belt, so one defective item raises one alert.
Yes. A rule can send each defect to your systems as a webhook, alongside the incident and the text message.
A walkthrough on footage close to your sites, with answers for your operations, security and IT teams.