AI is poised to be a game changer in quality control, which is still done manually in some factories. AI-powered image recognition can be used to detect product defects automatically. In addition, AI’s analytical capabilities can be leveraged to identify patterns in production data and incident reports to uncover improvement areas. But many manufacturers have yet to reap the benefits of AI.
Zetamotion, a UK-based manufacturing startup, aims to change that dynamic. It has developed an AI platform that is designed to make the deployment of automated inspection in factories fast and easy. Boeing and the United Arab Emirates’ Tawazun Council, an independent government entity that works closely with the Ministry of Defense and security agencies in the UAE, are investors. Customers include glass, composite materials, metal, aerospace and defense sector manufacturers.
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