Garment making - Checks at cutting tables, sewing lines and packing

ConductVision is designed to flag a hand at the hand wheel or belt of a running sewing machine, check labels and trims, compare garments with an approved sample, and count cartons at the end of the line.

Sewing machine operators in blue uniforms and hair nets on a garment line, beside stacks of cut pieces

What it can check

Sewing machines

A hand at the hand wheel or belt while the motor is on, and a needle guard missing.

Cutting tables

Cutters working without cut gloves.

Labels and trims

Labels and trims missing or out of place.

Approved sample

Garments that look different from your approved sample, such as a wrong color, fabric or style detail, flagged for a checker.

Cartons

A count of cartons leaving the line, with each label read.

Pilot - How a pilot starts

We start with video you already have and agree with your team on one thing to test. The pilot runs for a set time, and before it starts we agree on what counts as success. For each problem it flags, ConductVision saves a record and a short clip on your network for a person to review.

You bring
Video from cameras over your cutting tables, sewing line or packing area
We set up
One station and what to check there
You get
Clips of flagged problems and of garments that failed a check, for your team to review, and a results report checked against what we agreed

Contact us

Tell us which cameras you have and what you want them to watch for.

See a sample pilot report

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