الصناعة· INDUSTRIAL · QUALITY INSPECTION
Diqqaدقة
Every unit inspected at line speed — defects caught before they leave the plant, not after a customer complains.
A computer-vision quality inspection system that watches every unit on the production line in real time, catching welds, scratches, and tolerance defects at full line speed with full image evidence for every call.
العين التي لا تكل، لا تفوّت خللاً
“An eye that never tires never misses a flaw.”
What Diqqa does
Real-time defect detection
Every unit is inspected as it passes the camera station, at the same speed the line already runs — no throughput penalty.
Multi-defect classification
Welds, scratches, dimensional deviations, and print defects are each classified separately, not lumped into one generic “fail”.
Confidence-scored calls
Every detection carries a calibrated confidence score, so operators can triage instead of re-inspecting everything manually.
Automatic unit quarantine
A confirmed critical defect automatically holds the unit from shipment, closing the gap between detection and disposition.
Full image evidence trail
Every defect case carries the original camera frames, model output, and spec comparison — ready for supplier or customer disputes.
Per-line defect analytics
Defect rate is tracked per production line over time, surfacing which line, shift, or station is actually driving quality cost.
See Diqqa in action
An early UX walkthrough of the product, designed bilingually from day one.
Quality inspection dashboard
Defect log
Defect case
How it works
Install
Cameras are positioned at existing inspection points on the line — no rebuild of production equipment required.
Detect
Every unit is scored against trained defect models as it passes, in well under a second per unit.
Disposition
Flagged units are automatically held; the line supervisor reviews evidence and decides rework or scrap.
Improve
Defect trends by line and shift feed back into process improvement, not just downstream inspection.
Catch the defect on the line, not at the customer
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