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What a VZSOR Station can check.

Each page says what the station flags, how a shop sets it up, and what is not validated yet. The pilot measures it on your parts.

VZSOR learns what a good part looks like from your own photos, then flags anything that looks different. No defect photo library needed.

A bench station that photographs each machined part and flags scratches, dents and nicks on the visible faces for an operator to review.

VZSOR flags parts that look different from your good ones, including a hole, thread or chamfer that was never cut. Presence only, not size.

VZSOR can flag a part that looks different from a correct assembly, such as a missing or wrong insert or nut. This is not yet validated.

VZSOR flags parts whose surface looks different from your good ones, such as stains, residue or visible chips. Not yet validated on these defects.

Put VZSOR at the end of the line to flag dings and handling marks from bins and transport before parts are painted, packed or shipped.

Swiss-turned parts mean thousands of small things to look at under magnification. VZSOR flags the odd ones for a person. Field of view limits apply.

VZSOR saves a photo, heatmap, result, operator and lot or serial for each part, so you can show what was checked when someone asks.

Try it on your parts.

$3,500 pilot on one part number, station on loan, 30–60 days. The fee is credited toward a station if you buy within 30 days.