Vision

See the work. Understand it.

Match the camera and model to the task. Define the activity to observe, then evaluate the view, lighting, and site context.

Choose what the camera needs to answer.

Define the observation

Select the region and time window that contain the activity. A useful model query begins with a well-framed operational question.

Evaluate the site context

Use reference examples to describe the expected activity and the cases that should not trigger a result. Keep evaluation tied to the actual operating environment.

Keep the model inside the workflow

Connect the observation to a decision and an action. Model choice serves the workflow, while the operator retains a clear view of what the system is checking.

Try the observation in a workflow.

Interactive example

From a prompt to a live workflow.

Explore a scenario

What the inventory example can tell you.

Define the activity

Configure Part 4120 and its staging position at Line 1 · Bay A.

Check the observation

Wait until the position has stayed empty for the full confirmation duration before changing the inventory record.

Review the follow-up

Keep the part, position, observation time, clip, and event reference attached to the restock request.