See every defect before it ships.
thevisionqc turns the cameras on your line into an AI inspector — scoring every part against a model trained on your own product, and saying when it isn't sure instead of guessing.
Bring your own agent.
thevisionqc is agent-ready. Point your own AI agent at our Model Context Protocol endpoint, authenticate with a scoped key, and it drives the platform for you — reads quality and safety, pulls defect breakdowns, watches batches, even acts on the line. Your agent sees only your data, at the level you allow, and every call is metered.
One eye on the part, one on the floor.
The same camera that grades a part watches the people around it — quality and safety from one system.
Inspect in real time
Every part is scored the moment it's photographed — GOOD, BAD, or UNSURE when the call is genuinely too close, so a person decides instead of a coin flip. No two factories are the same, so no two models should be.
Teach it your defects
Operators label images in your own vocabulary — scratch, dent, contamination — each named, coloured and carrying its own verdict. Labelled images become a training set in one click, and a fresh model trains in minutes on our cloud GPUs.
Watch the floor, too
The same eye that grades a part watches the workplace — missing PPE, fire and smoke, forklifts and no-go zones — and raises events in real time. Faces are blurred at playback, so you get the safety signal without the surveillance.
Caught on real parts.
Actual inspections from the line — each defect boxed, named and scored in milliseconds. The sweep runs the verdict palette as it reads.
Trained for your line.
One platform, the checks a real factory needs — each running against a model built on your product, not a stock dataset.
Anomaly detection
Find the defect you can't fully specify — scratches, dents, contamination — from a model of what "good" looks like.
Classification
Sort every part into the classes that matter to you — conforming, minor deviation, reject — with a confidence you can act on.
Label check — Etiket AI
Scan a printed label and confirm the artwork, text and barcode are right before it leaves the line.
PPE monitoring
Helmets, vests, gloves — flag the worker who stepped onto the floor without them, the moment it happens.
Fire & smoke
Catch ignition and smoke on camera frames in seconds, on the same feed that inspects the product.
Forklifts & zones
See vehicles and people share the floor, and raise a near-miss when a no-go zone is crossed.
See, learn, decide, act.
A closed loop, not a one-off detector: every verdict a person corrects makes the next one better.
See
A camera captures every part and every frame of the floor, at line speed.
Learn
A model trained on your own images — and your operators' corrections — knows your product.
Decide
A verdict in under a second: pass, reject, or ask a human when it's genuinely unsure.
Act
Reject a part, raise a safety event, or feed the numbers straight to your dashboard.
Built for the factory floor.
Wherever a camera can see the product, thevisionqc can inspect it.
Built with the people who run the line
thevisionqc puts the call where it belongs — with your operators. They label what matters, review what's genuinely unsure, and the model learns from every correction. It's a tool the floor trusts, not a black box in the cloud.
Questions, answered.
Do I need special cameras?
No. thevisionqc runs on the cameras you already have on the line and around the floor — inference runs on the edge next to them, so there's no new hardware to buy to get started.
How much data do I need to train a model?
A handful of photos of your product is enough to begin, and your first model is on us. Operators keep labelling as they work, and each correction sharpens the next model — which trains in minutes on our cloud GPUs.
Does my data leave the factory?
No. Inference runs on-site, so your images never leave the line — there's no round-trip to a cloud and no data leaving the building. Faces are blurred at playback and you set how long anything is kept.
How fast is a verdict?
Well under a second — typically under 200 milliseconds from photo to verdict, fast enough to reject a part on the line as it passes.
Can it watch workplace safety too?
Yes. The same feed that grades a part can flag missing PPE, fire and smoke, and forklifts crossing no-go zones — quality and safety from one system.
Ready to see it on your line?
Bring a handful of photos of your product. We'll train a model and show you the verdicts — usually within the first call.