A contract manufacturer of wire and cables relies on Pleora’s Vaira solution to avoid production delays and reduce costly waste

An automotive component manufacturer employs a machine vision system to check parts for chips, defects, or broken edges but added Vaira’s AI-based visual inspection app to support faster, more consistent, and traceable decisions during final manual review.

A manufacturer of high-end mission-critical components for aerospace, defense and medical markets uses Vaira’s suite of scaleable AI-based apps to help improve its traceability and product return processes.  

A distributor of OEM and aftermarkets parts for industrial equipment uses Vaira by Pleora, an AI-based visual inspection app, to help ensure its staff sends the right replacement product to customers.

New automation and digitization tools can help make human manufacturing processing consistent, reliable, and traceable.

There is a “no-code revolution” happening, and it is happening everywhere. Within the school system students as young as kinder age are beginning to learn the foundations and concepts of “coding” — all without an actual requirement for a written line of code.

Digital transformation has become such a buzzword recently, especially for markets with high-value manufactured products and highly regulated industries.

“I want the best of both worlds.” Sammy Hagar likely wasn’t singing about machine vision and AI while fronting Van Halen, but it’s a hot topic for manufacturers.

As system designers and integrators navigate through Industry 4.0, Internet of Things (IoT), and artificial intelligence (AI), it is clear that they must balance the best solution for the problem and plan for integration with existing infrastructure and processes.