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Helping Manufacturers See The Unseen

A Tier 1 automotive parts manufacturer was having difficulty “seeing” critical surface defects during the molding process resulting in rejected parts from their customers.

Before – Operator Visual Inspection

  • Operators inspecting parts after the molding process could not see quality issues such as short shots, splay and read-through defects.
  • Additional time was required to move the parts to another area with better lighting to attempt to confirm the defects.
  • These inspections were highly subjective, varying from one operator to another.
The antiquated visual inspection of the injecting molding process leads to critical unseen defects in automotive parts.
Visual Inspection

After – Eigen Visual Inspection

  • FLIR thermal and optical cameras were installed at the molding station.
  • A lighting display was installed to overcome the visibility issues making the surface defects “pop” in the captured images.
  • Eigen edge devices collected image and process data.
  • Using the high-resolution image and process data, Eigen’s machine-learning specialists designed and deployed models to provide superior inspection – detecting all three defects in real-time.
Splay 
Short Shot
Read-Through

Why Eigen?

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Eigen was founded, and the tools were built, by people who come from industry. With decades of experience in automotive, process, CPG and other industries, we understand your challenges.

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