Your line is unique. Your inspection system should be too.

Machine vision
made to measure

We build custom optical measurement and inspection systems for industrial automation — watching 100% of your production, tuned to your parts, your tolerances, your line.

Manual sampling

2–5%

of parts ever inspected

MTM inline vision

100%

measured, logged, classified

The Hidden Costs of Inspection by Sampling

Three ways manual QC becomes a strategic risk

Escaped defects

A defect found by your customer costs orders of magnitude more than one caught on the line. Sampling means most parts are never looked at.

You can't reject what you never measured.

No traceability

When a claim arrives, there is no record — no measurements, no timestamps, no proof of conformity for the disputed batch.

Data wins disputes. Memory doesn't.

Doesn't scale

Human attention fades within minutes of repetitive visual inspection. Faster lines and tighter tolerances only make it worse.

Cameras don't blink.

What Changed

Metrology-grade inspection is now buildable for any line

01

Commodity Optics

Industrial-grade sensors now cost hundreds, not tens of thousands. High-resolution imaging is no longer the barrier to entry.

02

Modern Computer Vision

Sub-pixel measurement algorithms run in real time on edge hardware the size of a paperback. Accuracy that needed a metrology lab now fits on the line.

03

Software, Made to Measure

The missing piece was never hardware — it's software tuned to your exact part, pattern and tolerances. That is what we build.

How It Works

From drawing to measuring line in weeks, not quarters

The Process

  1. 1

    Share your spec

    Day 0

    Send us your CAD drawing, tolerances and a handful of sample parts. That's all we need to start.

  2. 2

    We build & validate

    2–6 weeks

    We tune the optical setup and measurement pipeline on your real samples and send you an accuracy report — before you commit.

  3. 3

    Deploy on the line

    1 day

    On-site installation, calibration and operator training. Your line is measuring by the end of the shift.

Your CAD is the spec

We parse nominal dimensions straight from your drawing. A new part is a new file — not a new project.

# your drawing

part.dxfØ 3.00 mm · pitch 20.0 × 15.0 mm

# our system

tolerance ±0.10 mm · coverage 100%

Full ownership

The system runs on your hardware, on your network. No cloud dependency, no per-part fees, no data leaving the building. If we disappear tomorrow, your line keeps measuring.

Lock-in is a business model. Just not ours.

The Underlying Precision

The engineering that turns cameras into measuring instruments

Sub-Pixel Measurement

Gradient-refined edges

Feature edges are located to a fraction of a pixel — a true metrology measurement, not a blob approximation.

±0.05 mm on a moving product

CAD-Driven Nominals

The drawing is the config

Nominal dimensions, pitch and pattern are parsed from your DXF. A new part is a new drawing, not new software.

DXF in · tolerances out

In-Field Calibration

Traceable px → mm

Checkerboard calibration with lens-distortion correction, done by your operator on the line in minutes.

recalibrate in <2 min

Real-Time Tracking

Every feature, every frame

Features are tracked across frames as the product moves — measured continuously, deduplicated automatically.

full line speed

Motion Artifact Correction

Rolling-shutter aware

Distortion introduced by sensor readout on moving parts is modeled and removed per feature.

moving ≙ stationary accuracy

Tolerance Classification

Pass/fail per feature

Every measurement is classified against your tolerances the instant it is taken. Outliers flagged live on screen.

operators see red, not spreadsheets

Audit-Ready Reporting

Proof of conformity

Every inspection session produces a pass/fail PDF report and a complete CSV measurement log per batch.

PDF + CSV, per batch

Edge Deployment

On-prem, no cloud

Runs on industrial edge hardware inside your network. Your production data never leaves the building.

zero cloud dependency

MTM BeltGauge

Our first system, made to measure

In production

Inline hole inspection for conveyor-belt manufacturing

BeltGauge measures the diameter and spacing of every hole punched into a moving belt, flags out-of-tolerance features the moment they pass the camera, and closes each batch with an audit-ready pass/fail report.

Deployed on the line at a European conveyor-belt manufacturer — replacing caliper spot checks with 100% coverage.

Ø + pitch of every hole±0.05 mmany pattern — CAD-drivenlive at line speed

every hole measured · outliers flagged live

Three Ways to Start

From a low-risk pilot to a fully owned system

Feasibility Pilot

Know before you commit

Fixed price

  • Send sample parts + your drawing
  • We validate achievable accuracy
  • Written measurement report
  • Credited toward your system
Start a pilot

Made-to-Measure System

Core

Your line, fully instrumented

One-time

  • Optics + edge compute + software
  • Tuned to your part and tolerances
  • Installation & operator training
  • You own it outright — no per-part fees
Get a quote

Care & Evolution

As your production changes

Subscription

  • Updates & remote diagnostics
  • New part patterns & tolerance changes
  • Periodic accuracy re-validation
  • Priority support
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Questions

The ones every plant manager asks first

What happens when our product changes?+

Nothing dramatic. The system is CAD-driven — a new pattern is a new drawing, parsed automatically into nominals and tolerances. If the geometry moves beyond what the installed optics can resolve, we re-validate and adjust as part of Care & Evolution.

Do we need to change our line?+

Usually not. The camera rig mounts over or beside the existing line and watches product as it moves. We design the optical setup around your line, not the other way around.

What if you disappear?+

Your system keeps running. It lives on your hardware, on your network, with standard interfaces and exportable data. No cloud dependency, no license server, no kill switch.

Stop sampling.
Start measuring.

Tell us about your line and your tolerances — we'll tell you what's measurable, and prove it on your own parts.

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