Conveyors and moving assets
Use suitable visual or scanning sources to monitor surface damage, wear and alignment. Choose acquisition equipment for the actual inspection task.
Explore solutionEquipment monitoring
Visual equipment condition monitoring
Monitor visible equipment defects, conveyor belt damage and thermal changes. Connect inspection evidence with maintenance decisions and asset workflows.
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See condition changes in their operating context.
Defect categories
Define the defect taxonomy and required evidence. Collect examples of both defects and acceptable variation.
Explore solutionMaintenance workflow
Associate observations with the relevant asset and review process. Connect inspection findings to maintenance decisions.
Explore solutionDeployment validation
Measure performance with representative material, motion, contamination and lighting. Confirm resource use on the intended hardware.
Explore solutionStart with acceptance criteria.
The camera view, operating conditions and event definition determine what a scenario can reliably detect. A pilot should assess missed events, false alarms, repeated notifications, processing delay and resource use.
Equipment-control actions require a project-specific integration design and validation; a visual detection alone is not a safety certification.
How to evaluate a pilotLet’s make it work
Start with your operating challenge.
Tell us what needs to be monitored, where the cameras are and what a useful result would look like.
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Conveyor Belt Monitoring
Monitor belt damage, splice condition and wear. Keep defect evidence and connect critical findings to the agreed maintenance and control workflow.
Explore solutionUAV Infrastructure Inspection
Analyse aerial imagery of power lines and linear assets, connecting component defects and corridor observations with their location.
Explore solutionThermal Monitoring
Connect equipment temperatures, hot spots and material-storage observations to an operational event and response workflow.
Explore solutionPartner project experience
Partner deploymentMining & metals · CISConveyor belt damage and wear detection
A large gold mining and processing operation in the CIS region.
Visual scanning supports condition monitoring of a long industrial conveyor belt.
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Partner deploymentEnergy & utilities · CISDrone-based power line inspection
A major electricity distribution company in the CIS region.
Computer vision helps identify infrastructure defects and prioritise inspection findings.
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Partner deploymentMining & metals · CISSinter pallet defect detection and maintenance planning
A major steelmaking and mining group with an integrated steelworks in the CIS region.
Recognise moving sinter pallets and classify defects for maintenance review.
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When is visual condition monitoring suitable?
It is useful when the relevant defect or condition can be observed by an appropriate camera, scanner or thermal source. Define defect categories, inspection geometry and the evidence needed for maintenance decisions.
Which specialist solution should we start with?
Use conveyor belt monitoring for belt surfaces and splices, thermal monitoring for temperature observations, and UAV inspection for aerial views of infrastructure. Each has its own acquisition and validation requirements.