Discover the smarter way to rent advanced inspection technology. Our AI-powered visual inspection device is available on-demand—no long-term contracts, no hassle. Get the performance you need, only when you need it.
Just plug and inspect
Easily insertable into a light box or mountable on a pole, this plug-and-inspect device requires no machine vision expertise. It automates your visual quality assurance in less than a day. With our integrated light box, there’s no need to worry about camera selection, lens configuration, or lighting setup. Designed for seamless integration and lasting performance, it’s a truly out-of-the-box solution.
For your manual and semiautomatic processes
Pick to light with vision
Track and Verify with Vision AI
- Monitor stock levels and manage inventory across clothing, electronics, and packaged goods.
Warehouse Vision-Based Verification
- Confirm correct item picks using barcodes, QR codes, or object recognition.
- Instantly detect incorrect picks, before confirmation.
- No button presses needed, confirmation via gesture recognition or pick-action detection.
Lego identification
Thanks to Artificial Intelligence, our Piqapart swiftly identifies your LEGO® bricks and minifigures. Combined with our advanced online inventory system,marketplacefor buying and selling, pick-to-light technology for quick sorting, and detailed price history with graphs, managing and trading your collection has never been easier.
Animals monitoring
🐝 Applications of Computer Vision in Bee Health
Hive Monitoring
Cameras at hive entrances count bees entering and exiting to detect abnormalities (e.g., drop in traffic could indicate disease or queen loss). Anomalies in movement patterns (like erratic flying or clustering) can indicate stress or illness.
Precision farming
Experience unmatched flexibility to support your current and future production models and quality assurance requirements with exceptional versatility, instant results, and easy deployment.
Computer vision drone and Precision Farming
Drones equipped with computer vision are used to monitor crops, detect diseases, and assess crop health in real-time. Drones fly over fields, capturing high-resolution images to assess plant health. By analyzing images, drones can differentiate between crops and weeds, helping farmers apply herbicides only where needed, reducing chemical use.