Why it matters
Most vision systems give you a verdict and nothing else. The line sees a pass or a fail, never the reason. When parts, materials or lighting shift, a scarce vision engineer goes back to tuning pixels by trial and error.
We think inspection should explain itself. Every result shows the value that was measured and the limit it was held to, so anyone on the line can see why a part passed or failed.
Proven, deterministic tools make every call. AI does the engineering around them: it tunes the job, studies the results and proposes improvements with the evidence attached. A person approves every change. Your engineers bring judgment. Your engineer stops tuning pixels and starts approving decisions they can see the reasons for.
One engine. Two platforms. You stay in control.
Eyas: rule-based inspection.
Traditional vision tools such as measurement, text reading and barcode grading, with every result shown against its limit.
Cygnus: AI inspection.
AI models trained on your own parts, for complex and variable parts that fixed rules struggle with. The same explanations, the same approval step.
Soren: the AI vision engineer for both.
Soren sets up the job with the tools you already have. You approve every change.
In the Soren concept, AI set up real inspection jobs with the platform's existing tools. It placed the tools, set the limits, taught and calibrated the job, and retuned it when the product changed. An engineer reviewed and approved every step. Soren proposes one change at a time, with the evidence behind it, and nothing reaches the line until a person approves it. The tools make every pass or fail call, and every change can be rolled back. Soren is in development and field trials. Coming next: Soren will check the line on a schedule, or when the fail rate climbs, and bring you a proposed fix to approve.
Stop tuning pixels. Start approving results.
- Answers, not just verdicts. Each result shows the measured value next to its limit.
- Less time tuning. Proposed changes are tested on stored images before a person sees them.
- Control that stays with you. Nothing changes until your engineer says go, and every approved change can be undone.
Ready to see what your line is telling you?
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