Computer vision is a methodology that combines the use of industrial cameras and software to capture and process images in real time to optimize processes and increase production.

These systems validate the entire chain of production and ensure a much more efficient piece-by-piece quality control process, since they do not rely on manual sampling processes. The image of each piece is inspected and validated in real time, ensuring that all pieces are inspected, which is something that quality control by sampling cannot do.

The big advantage of computer vision is that it allows for much more precise and rigorous control throughout the production process.

When a piece does not comply with all requirements, an alert is given, but this does not require stopping the production line. This represents an immediate reduction of costs, since production lines do not need to be stopped to correct the problem.