Sentinus develops smart cameras that utilize deep learning and computer vision to automate quality control in manual assembly processes. By identifying assembly errors and missing components, the technology reduces scrap rates and training times, enhancing operational efficiency.
Funding
$173K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Manual assembly processes are prone to errors, leading to increased scrap rates, rework, and extended training times for operators. Traditional quality control methods often rely on manual inspection, which is time-consuming, subjective, and may not catch all defects.
Solution
Sentinus provides smart camera systems that leverage deep learning and computer vision to automate quality control in manual assembly. The cameras analyze assembly actions and states in real-time, identifying errors such as missing components, incorrect assembly order, and improper application of liquids like adhesives. By providing immediate feedback and documentation, Sentinus reduces scrap and rework, accelerates operator training, and ensures consistent product quality. The system integrates with existing product data for quick setup and deployment across a wide range of assembly tasks.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes manufacturing companies with manual assembly processes seeking to reduce error costs, improve quality control, and optimize operator training.
Features
- Real-time analysis of assembly actions, including liquid application, cleaning, screwing, and picking
- Recognition of assembly states, such as component assembly, missing components, and incorrect order
- Detection of safety equipment, verifying the presence or absence of required safety gear
- Automated documentation of assembly processes for traceability and compliance
- Integration with pre-existing product data for streamlined setup
- Visual feedback to operators for immediate error correction