Review visible defects before product release

A completed product may show damage or an unexpected visible feature. A validated inspection can surface a candidate anomaly for review, while final acceptance still depends on the full specification and any required functional tests.

Confirm detector support, camera suitability and the proposed event workflow before deployment.

Plan finished-product inspection

Illustration of a finished product with a visible anomaly under review

Example

Without IVISIONStandard CCTV feed

With IVISIONIllustrative event overlay

The Process

How It Works

Check the finished item against approved appearance criteria Help final inspectors focus on items needing a closer acceptance check.

Define the final view

Show the product faces relevant to the visible criteria.

Validate defect examples

Test approved variation and known finished-item anomalies.

Review the candidate

Inspect the marked feature and confirm the product variant.

Decide disposition

Quality staff use the complete acceptance procedure.

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Explore Related Capabilities

Dimension	Defective-product detection	Defective-part detection
Observation	Visible finished-product features outside validated acceptable examples.	Visible part features that differ from validated acceptable examples.
Event criteria	A supported defect observation meets the agreed review criteria.	A supported anomaly or defect-class observation meets the agreed review criteria.
Monitoring setup	Define product variants, visible defects and acceptance references.	Define defect classes, acceptable variation and part presentation.
What it cannot establish	A visual pass does not establish internal condition, function or full specification compliance.	Video does not reveal every internal defect, dimensional error or functional failure.
Practical outcome	Help final inspectors focus on items needing a closer acceptance check.	Help inspectors focus on parts that need a closer quality check.