Manual quality control is slow and catches defects too late. Automated vision systems can inspect continuously throughout production, faster and more accurately than humans ever could, stopping defects before wasted resources pile up.
In general, it's quality control, it's inspection, it's the job that in many companies is the most hated. We see in many cases people are rotated through because nobody wants to stay on the inspection tasks for hours on end, but it is absolutely crucial, right, to make sure that quality is maintained, not just at the end of the production line with the end product, but ideally throughout the production line and throughout the production process, because the earlier you can spot issues, the better you can increase the efficiency and the better you can stop putting value into a product that might already be doomed, right? Because you already have some critical error in there. And classically, this is done in a manual fashion wherever possible. But in many cases it is not possible at all because you have a very fast-running production line and you can only do samples in the end. But here with automation, with the technology similar to ours or with ours, of course, you can introduce inspection at earlier stages at speeds or at environmental contexts where you wouldn't be able to put a human. And you can, yeah, you can imagine having a superhuman who never gets tired, who never makes any mistake, and just, yeah, does an excellent job with superhuman eyes at extremely high speed.
