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Guides to visual inspection.

Plain-English guides for shop owners and quality managers. Vendor-neutral first; each one ends with how VZSOR handles it.

How diffuse, dome, coaxial and low-angle light each change what a camera sees on machined metal, and why an enclosed light box matters.

Every inspection makes two kinds of mistake, and lowering one raises the other; this guide shows how to measure both on a test set you agree on.

Anomaly detection learns what a good part looks like and flags what differs, so you can start with good parts only, with some honest limits.

Looking at part after part is tiring work, and attention changes over a shift; here is where a camera assist can steady the process.

A per-part inspection record with a photo, a result and a timestamp can answer customer and auditor questions that a paper checkbox cannot.

Resolution, field of view, shutter type, mono or color, and lens choice decide whether a camera can see your defect; here is the math.

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.