Machine and equipment state

Every stop recorded, whether or not anyone was watching. Short stops are rarely written down.

Camera view showing machine and equipment state
Station 01 · running
Station 02 · stopped 2:14
Station 03 · running
LIVECAM 07 · Pack line 2
2 / 3Running
2:14Stopped for
6Micro-stops
The problem

Why it matters.

Short stops are rarely written down. A line looks busy, OEE is estimated at the end of the shift, and the minutes lost to micro-stops never show up anywhere.

What Eye4.ai reads

Loadedidle or stoppedruntimestop durationmicro-stops

Where it is used

Production linesconveyorsfixed equipment
How it works

Set up in four steps.

Self-service, in the browser, on the cameras you already own.

  1. 01Connect

    Use a camera you already have that sees your production lines. No new hardware.

  2. 02Set the rule

    Point a camera at the station or its stack light and define what running, idle and stopped look like.

  3. 03Measure

    Eye4.ai reads loaded, idle or stopped; runtime; stop duration; micro-stops, live, on every frame.

  4. 04Act

    Station 02 stopped · 2:14. Shift lead notified.

Alerts and results

What your team gets.

Alerts reach the person who can act, with the time, place and frame. Every event is kept for reporting.

Station 02 stopped · 2:14Shift lead notified
Six micro-stops in 30 minMaintenance asked to inspect
Line idle at shift startStart-up delay logged
  • Every stop recorded with its duration and frame
  • Runtime and availability per station, per shift
  • Micro-stops counted, not forgotten
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