Industrial production line with conveyor belt and overhead lighting in a manufacturing facility
End-of-line vision inspection

Zero escapes.
Every part, every shift.

Eolvision mounts at your end-of-line station. Every part gets inspected in under 200ms. Pass, fail, or review — verdict pushed to your MES before the part leaves the conveyor.

Eolvision inspection interface showing a camera view with orange detection rectangles and a pass/fail verdict badge overlaid on an automotive part
In production inspection at:
Automotive stamping supplier, Ohio Electronics contract manufacturer, North America Food & beverage packaging line, Midwest Tier 2 auto interior trim, Michigan
1 in 400

Defective parts escaping manual visual inspection on a 4-shift line.

Automated 100% coverage catches what visual fatigue misses.

$340K

Average cost of a single automotive field recall per defective part escaped.

Verdict before the part ships, not after the claim arrives.

<200ms

Inspection must not slow the line.

Eolvision decision latency: under 200ms per part at full conveyor speed.

Inspection at the speed of your line

Four steps from camera capture to MES record. No line stoppage. No manual handoff.

Capture

Camera array captures every part at the end-of-line station as it passes the inspection zone.

Classify

Eolvision software classifies the image in under 200ms using a model trained on your specific part geometry.

Verdict

Pass, Fail, or Review verdict sent to PLC discrete output and MES record — before the part leaves the conveyor.

Record

Defect images and reject counts aggregate in Eolvision dashboard. QC team reviews trends by shift, part number, and defect type.

See Full Inspection Flow

Configured for your production environment

Eolvision is deployed across three primary industry verticals, each with a distinct defect profile and inspection requirement.

Close-up of stamped metal automotive part being inspected on an industrial conveyor line

Automotive

Surface defects, dimensional checks, and assembly completeness on stamped metal parts and interior trim components.

See automotive inspections
Printed circuit board on automated inspection conveyor in electronics manufacturing facility

Electronics

Solder joint integrity, component presence and orientation, and connector insertion verification at PCB final assembly.

See electronics inspections
Beverage cans moving on a high-speed packaging conveyor line in a manufacturing facility

Packaged Goods

Label placement accuracy, fill level, cap and seal integrity, and date code legibility at 200–1,200 units per minute.

See CPG inspections

Drops into your existing plant stack

Eolvision connects to your plant systems via OPC-UA, Modbus TCP, and REST API. No custom middleware. Install without a line stoppage — the camera station adds to your existing conveyor.

  • OPC-UA & Modbus TCP — direct PLC and SCADA connectivity
  • MES connectors — SAP ME, Siemens Opcenter, Rockwell FactoryTalk, Ignition
  • On-premises deployment — inspection data stays on your plant network
  • Discrete I/O output — 24V pass/fail signal direct to reject station

The cost of an escape is greater than the cost of inspection

60–80% Reduction in escape rate reported by plants using automated end-of-line inspection (industry survey, n=42)
$4.2M Average annual savings per automotive line from escape prevention (plant benchmark data)
18 mo. Average payback period for vision inspection investment across automotive and electronics plants

Calculate your line's ROI

Enter your production volume, current escape rate, and cost per escape. Get an estimated annual savings figure in under two minutes.

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Industrial machine vision camera mounted above a production line conveyor with ring lighting

Inspection hardware, configured for your line

Eolvision pairs with industrial-grade cameras from Cognex, Basler, and Allied Vision. IP67-rated enclosures handle washdown environments. Ring, coaxial, and structured-light illumination options are configured to your specific defect type and part geometry.

  • 2D area scan, 2D line scan, and 3D structured light options
  • IP67 and NEMA 4X enclosures for harsh environments
  • Custom mounting brackets for your specific conveyor geometry

Built from the production floor up

Aaron Zielinski, CEO of Eolvision, founder portrait
"Every plant manager I talked to had the same story: a defective part gets through manual QC, reaches the customer, and costs ten times what inspection would have cost. We built Eolvision so that story ends at the end of the line."

Your line. Your defects. Our inspection.

Eolvision is configured per customer — camera type, lighting, model, and integration path are set for your specific parts and defect catalogue. Not a generic product.