
What it checks
On a food packing line, Video-to-Action AI reads the label on each pack and checks:
- The label revision, so the label matches the product running
- The barcode, present and readable
- The QR code, present and readable
- Readability of the printed label
Why manual checks miss it
Label errors are rare, which makes them easy to miss: an inspector checking thousands of identical packs stops seeing the one that is different. Changeovers are the riskiest moment, when labels from the last run are still in the machine. A wrong or unreadable label can turn into a complaint, a retailer rejection or a recall.
How it acts
VITA, Maneva's quality and downtime agent, reads every label in real time, at line speeds of up to hundreds of packs a minute. When a label does not match, the pack is rejected or the line is stopped, depending on how your line is set up, and each case is saved as an image.
If label errors start repeating, for example right after a changeover, the line team sees it in minutes rather than at the end of the shift.
Where it sits on the line
The camera sits after labeling, facing the side of the pack where the label is applied. Some lines can start with cameras they already have; many need at least one off-the-shelf camera placed for the task. Maneva helps choose the camera and where it goes.
Result
Every pack is checked instead of a sample, so label errors are caught in the plant rather than by a retailer or a customer. That is where a single defect costs the least. See what one defect costs.
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