The vision AI platform built for the line, not the lab.
Teach from a handful of good parts. Detect anomalies nobody labelled. Trace each defect class to its cause. Deploy on the edge, inside your plant network.
- Waiting for parts…
No correlated pattern yet. Watching Line 3 for process drift.
A dozen good parts is a training set.
Onqyra ships with a vision foundation model pretrained on industrial imagery — surfaces, packaging, webs, castings, prints. Teaching a new part is fine-tuning that prior on a handful of your own good samples, captured on your line with your lighting. The result is a versioned model of “normal” for that SKU, ready to deploy in minutes.
- Self-supervised: no defect labels, ever
- Handles natural variation in food, textiles and raw materials
- Versioned, staged, reversible per camera and per line
If it deviates from normal, it lights up.
Every frame is scored against the learned representation. Deviations are localised to the pixel, scored, and clustered. A defect type nobody has seen before still registers on its first occurrence — then Onqyra groups recurrences so QA can name the class in one click and track it from then on.
- Pixel-level anomaly maps with confidence scores
- Auto-clustered defect classes, human-in-the-loop naming
- Thresholds per SKU, per camera, with drift monitoring
- 0.97Missing tabletnamed by QA
- 0.91Foil scuffnamed by QA
- 0.88Unclassified cluster #7never seen before
- 0.84Seal voidnamed by QA
Defects, correlated to the process that made them.
Each anomaly carries the state of the line: shift, tool, batch, supplier lot, upstream sensor values. Onqyra runs continuous correlation across defect classes and process events, surfaces lifts as they emerge, and publishes signals your PLC and MES can act on.
- Correlation across line, shift, tool change, lot, sensor state
- Signals over OPC-UA, MQTT, Modbus TCP, REST
- Scrap and warranty impact reported per defect class
- Line 3 · after 06:40 tool change3.4×
- Supplier lot B-118 foil2.1×
- Night shift · sealer temp > 182 °C1.6×
- Line 1 · baseline1.0×
Foil scuff correlates with Line 3 after tool change. Recommend sealer roller inspection before next changeover.
Under the hood.
A foundation model, an anomaly engine and a fleet manager — packaged for people who run lines, not GPUs.
Runs on the line. Stays in the plant.
Inference happens on an edge appliance next to the camera, not in someone else's cloud. Your frames, your models, your network — with the connectivity a real plant floor demands.
Put an inspector on every line that never blinks.
Pilots start with one camera and a dozen good parts. Most plants see scrap move within the first weeks.