Deliver the highest quality product with zero defects

Instrumental’s approach centers on data analysis rather than data origin. Our solutions have been successfully applied to various products, including blade servers, enterprise cameras, EV chargers, solar inverters, and infrared cameras. We collaborate closely with clients to configure the imaging station to align with your specific product requirements, or we can use an existing image source like an X-Ray machine, AOI machine, etc. 

Instrumental is sought after in five key scenarios by its customers:  To enhance yield on an existing production line  To establish new factories or lines without compromising quality or speed  To stabilize production that has gone out of control  To expedite New Product Introduction (NPI) programs across remote factory locations  To supervise distant Joint Design Manufacturer (JDM) or Original Design Manufacturer (ODM) partners  The company’s value persists throughout the entire product lifecycle, even after initial objectives have been accomplished, making it a reliable and long-term business partner.

Yes, The Instrumental solution has proven its efficacy in low volumes of mission-critical electronics like solar inverters, first responder radios, and blade servers. This is possible by using a sophisticated generalized low-shot algorithm, facilitating seamless implementation with as few as 30 units. With the added benefits of full traceability and high mix features, our customers can efficiently manage multiple SKUs across different sites, streamlining their operations and improving efficiency.

Instrumental offers a comprehensive digital thread solution that seamlessly integrates images, videos, and test data throughout your supply chain. By effortlessly plugging data from various sources such as Instrumental imaging stations, AOI, X-ray, microscope, and machine test data, our system accommodates diverse requirements. Whether starting with images or test data, our unique capability allows customers to gradually expand their data types, resulting in a reduced number of systems needed by engineering teams over time.