Make visual quality criteria explicit

Product quality includes more than appearance. Define the visible criteria a camera can assess, validate them on representative examples and connect the result with the site’s inspection and disposition procedures.

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

Define visual quality criteria

Illustration of a product inspected against defined visible quality criteria

Example

Without IVISIONStandard CCTV feed

With IVISIONIllustrative event overlay

The Process

How It Works

Check the features the camera can reliably observe Support a consistent visual check within the broader quality process.

Choose observable criteria

Separate visible checks from functional and laboratory requirements.

Validate the inspection

Test acceptable and unacceptable examples under operating conditions.

Review exceptions

Inspect candidate deviations and uncertain results.

Complete quality disposition

Use the full quality procedure and supporting records.

Explore Your Options

Explore Related Capabilities

Dimension	Product-quality inspection	Surface-defect detection
Observation	Specified visible product attributes at an inspection point.	Visible scratches, blemishes or finish irregularities in the inspected area.
Event criteria	A supported check indicates a candidate deviation from the approved reference.	A supported surface condition differs from the validated acceptable reference.
Monitoring setup	Document criteria, variants, sampling and exception handling.	Specify surface types, defect examples and acceptable variation.
What it cannot establish	A visual inspection does not certify regulatory compliance or complete product conformity.	Video does not establish defect depth, material integrity or hidden subsurface flaws.
Practical outcome	Support a consistent visual check within the broader quality process.	Help inspectors locate surface conditions requiring comparison with the finish specification.