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What role does artificial intelligence play in the quality control of print products? A much bigger one than some might realise! In the latest packaging people podcast, we talk to people who have been using AI for a long time and have set new standards.
Episode 22: Artificial intelligence in print image control
Until now, customer satisfaction and quality fulfilment have been at the forefront of inspections. Only with the use of AI will it be possible to increase efficiency and sustainability by precisely identifying the type of defect.
Our guests Dr Ansgar Kaupp and Nico Hagemann from EyeC offer exciting insights into the development of inspection systems for the printing industry that meet the quality requirements of customers. The importance in the packaging industry is particularly emphasised, especially for pharmaceutical packaging and the transport of the brand image.
I've been doing image processing for a long time, but the capability that an AI system like this has is truly breathtaking!
Key Topics
- Use of AI for precision inspection: AI enables precise inspections and automatic reactions to errors in printing and packaging machines, increasing efficiency and customer satisfaction.
- Importance of sustainability and quality: The discussion emphasises the importance of sustainability in connection with targeted rejection and elimination of causes in order to generate less waste and enable more efficient use of materials.
- Valuable possibilities of AI: Our guests emphasise the diverse possibilities of AI in print image control and highlight the valuable opportunities for cooperation with customers and machine manufacturers.
EyeC inspection systems have been developed for quality-conscious companies involved in the production of packaging and printed products. They inspect and ensure the accuracy and quality of packaging materials throughout the printing cycle and fulfil the requirements of the various people involved in the process.
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