Vision-AI production and workforce analysis system
TAMGA
Measures cycle time and stoppages on the line
Monitors operations on the production line by camera; extracts cycle time, idle time and production rate.
- No facial recognition or identification is performed
- No identity recognition
Only movement and duration are measured
TAMGA measures how much the line actually produces in how much time. It reports the duration of each operation and its share of the total, the time the station stands idle, the number of items produced and the average rate per minute. Through posture and movement analysis it flags ergonomically incorrect work patterns. The system does not perform identity recognition; only operation duration and movement are measured.
How it works
Three steps from monitoring to report.
- 01
Monitoring
The camera facing the station continuously monitors the operation and the operator's presence.
- 02
Measurement
The model distinguishes the start and end of each operation; durations and counts are accumulated.
- 03
Reporting
Cycle time, idle time, items produced and average rate are compiled into a report.
Technical specifications
System
- Operating principle
- Operation-duration and movement analysis from camera footage
- Measured values
- Operation duration and percentage, unmanned time, items produced, average rate per minute
- Posture analysis
- Bent posture and incorrect movement are flagged
- Personal data
- No facial recognition or identification is performed
- Application area
- Food processing, assembly and packaging lines