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There is a fundamental difference between knowing that a defect exists on a part and knowing exactly...
Every visual inspection system makes two kinds of mistakes. The first: it passes a defective part — a...
Every quality engineer who has planned a new inspection station faces the same decision: does this inspection...
There is a fundamental mismatch at the heart of AI-based manufacturing quality inspection. The entire...
Ask a quality engineer about the biggest obstacle to deploying AI-powered inspection on their line, and...
Introduction: The Brain of the Transmission
The valve body is the “brain” of an automatic...
Introduction: The Eye of the Car
The automotive camera module is the “eye” of the modern...
Introduction: When a Scratch Becomes a Safety Hazard
In the world of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems...
Introduction: When the Weld Determines the Lifespan
In the assembly of automotive batteries, TIG (Tungsten...
Introduction: The Small Part with a Big Job
In modern vehicles, Pressure Sensors are everywhere—monitoring...
Introduction: Securing the Engine’s Critical Link
The Connecting Rod is the unsung hero of the internal...
Introduction: Precision in Motion
The Lead Screw is a fundamental mechanical component in any vehicle,...
Introduction: The Backbone of the Fuel Cell
In the race toward zero-emission transportation, Hydrogen...
Introduction: The Safety Component We Take for Granted
The rear windshield wiper motor is a humble hero....
Introduction: The “Point of No Return” in Seat Manufacturing
Manufacturing an automotive...
We’re proud to announce that Angel Oliva has become the first member of the UnitX team to earn the Association...
Most quality teams recognize that manual inspection and legacy rule-based vision systems have a hard...
Every digital image your machine vision camera captures is built from pixels — tiny squares of light...
Pick up any polished metal part, hold it under an overhead ring light, and watch the reflection bloom...
By UnitX Applications Engineering Team, Applications Engineering at UnitX · March 2026 · 9 min read
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Consider an aluminum housing with a machined surface. Under 2D inspection, your camera captures a high-resolution...
By UnitX Applications Engineering Team, Applications Engineering at UnitX · March 2026 · 10 min read
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There’s a specific kind of frustration that QA engineers know well: your inspection system catches...
If you’ve been in manufacturing QA long enough, you’ve probably encountered the pitch before:...
Introduction: The “Live Feed” Fatigue
In battery manufacturing, the epoxy seal on the lid...
Introduction: Efficiency Starts at the Surface
In the automotive powertrain, the Stator and Rotor are...
Scaling the Future of AI-Powered Inspection
NAGOYA, JAPAN – We are thrilled to announce that UnitX has...
Introduction: The Limits of Manual Inspection
As cylindrical battery production scales to meet market...
Introduction: The Foundation of Autonomous Driving
As vehicles move toward higher levels of autonomy...
Introduction: The Weakest Link in the Battery Pack
A battery pack is only as strong as its weakest connection....
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