The RICOH SC-20 is a work inspection camera that detects mistakes during the assembly process. It can conduct real-time quality checks during a job, something exterior inspection cameras are not capable of. It can perform automatic checks of assembly status such as similar parts, missing parts, and work order, and perform batch inspections after a job is completed. Because the system is easy to set up without the need for a computer, it is easy to begin digital inspections.
Point
Digital image inspections during or after a job
Image recognition automatically checks assembly status during the job. Digitalization of visual inspections helps maintain consistency. You can set up to 20 check points and perform batch inspections after a job is completed.
Digitalization of visual inspections helps maintain consistency
Easy installation without the need for a computer
The camera, image recognition, and software are integrated. The system is easy to set up if you have a mouse, keyboard, and monitor. If you have a touch panel monitor, you don't need a mouse or keyboard.
Easy setup with a monitor and camera only
Ensure traceability
Part serial numbers, work times, etc., and inspection results such as OK/FAIL can be saved as image logs for use in work analysis and traceability.
Logs can be viewed for work tracing
Have you ever worried about any of these issues?
Work site
Visual checks always end up missing something.
Worker skill level results in inconsistent assembly quality.
We don't have the necessary personnel to configure automated equipment.
Need to check work quality during the assembly process because it's difficult to make a judgment afterward.
Need to ensure the correct work procedure such as screw tightening order.
Management
Securing and training the requisite inspection personnel is difficult.
Need to ensure traceability when defects occur.
Failsafes in digital cells are costly, and there aren't any personnel who can design them.
We don't have the personnel with the knowhow for digitalizing inspections or promoting digitalization.
A RICOH work inspection camera can help!
Work site benefits
Prevent mistakes
Image recognition and instruction steps are linked. If the correct step isn't recognized, the system prevents the worker from proceeding, helping prevent errors.
Easy installation without the need for a computer
The system is easy to set up if you have a mouse, keyboard, and monitor.
Real-time inspections during a job
The system can automatically check for easily mistaken parts and assembly status using image recognition during a job.
Can be used as work instructions
Display the instruction steps on the monitor to ensure correct procedures.
Management benefits
Prevent mistakes and defective items
Digitalizing visual inspections standardizes inspection results and prevents defective items.
Traceability
Work results and both OK/FAIL inspection results can be saved as images to ensure traceability.
Eliminate lack of manpower and issues with handing down expertise
Anyone can perform automatic checks regardless of skill level, eliminating worries over securing digital personnel and training.
