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Inspect Tracker
Integrated, vision-based system to automatically record and map defects during part inspection using a simple, handheld pointer. Benefits include digitally recording defect attributes on a 3D part model as well as assignment of defect severity and the associated cost to repair. • Powerful reporting • Speech recognition • Ease of use
AIS Technologies Group (formerly Radix Inc.)
AIS Technologies Group (formerly Radix Inc.) specializes in integrated solutions for industrial applications and automation. We offer full design, build, installation and field support services for turnkey or stand alone automatoin, based on single camera 2D and 3D vision guided robotics, monochrome of rull color machine vision inspections, controls and robotic cells, as well as custom software applicatoins and packaged software tools for robot-based projects. Our goal is to develop integrated, long term and robust solutions.
Discover how AIS Technologies Group (formerly Radix Inc.) can support your automation journey with their complete range of solutions and expertise.
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AIS Technologies Group (formerly Radix Inc.) specializes in integrated solutions for industrial applications and automation. We offer full design, build, installation and field support services for turnkey or stand alone automatoin, based on single camera 2D and 3D vision guided robotics, monochrome of rull color machine vision inspections, controls and robotic cells, as well as custom software applicatoins and packaged software tools for robot-based projects. Our goal is to develop integrated, long term and robust solutions.
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