I have a pleasure to recall that, ABB and IBM will leverage Watson’s
artificial intelligence to help find defects via real-time production images
that are captured through an ABB system, and then analyzed using IBM Watson IoT
for Manufacturing. Previously these inspections were done manually, which was
often a slow and error-prone process. By bringing the power of Watson's real
time cognitive insights directly to the shop floor in combination with ABB’s
industrial automation technology, companies will be better equipped to increase
the volume flowing through their production lines while improving accuracy and
consistency. As parts flow through the manufacturing process, the solution will
alert the manufacturer to critical faults - not visible to the human eye - in
the quality of assembly. This enables fast intervention from quality control
experts. Easier identification of defects impacts all goods on the production
line, and helps improve a company’s competitiveness while helping avoid costly
recalls and reputational damage.
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