For a quality photo of an open element, you can let the AI check whether insulation, vapour control membrane, tape on the seams or fastening is missing or damaged. The result is produced by AI and is always a suggestion: the inspector reviews it and decides. Beamcore never rejects anything by itself.
The photo check is part of the Wkb & Kwaliteitsborging (Wkb & quality assurance) add-on (€79 per month). You need the right to record checks; with the default roles those are admin and workshop.
Where to find it
The button is below the photos of each check point, in two places:
- in the quality file of an element;
- in the quality window that opens when you tap the QR code on the production drawing on the factory tablet.
Having a photo checked
- Take or choose the photo for the check point, as usual.
- Click AI-controle (AI check) next to the photo. The result appears by itself once it is ready.
- Read the result: Geen gebreken gezien (No defects seen), Mogelijke gebreken (Possible defects) or Niet goed te beoordelen (Hard to assess), with the confidence as a percentage.
- For possible defects you see per defect the type (Isolatie (Insulation), Folie (Membrane), Tape-naad (Taped seam), Bevestiging (Fastening) or Overig (Other)), what is missing, where it is and the severity. Red frames on the photo show the spot.
- If it is right, choose the Ernst van de afwijking (Severity of the deviation) and click Maak afwijking (Create deviation). A normal deviation is created with the defects as description and the photo as evidence. If it is not right, you do nothing.
Opnieuw controleren (Check again) has the same photo checked once more. From one check you create at most one deviation.
Good to know
- The check only starts when you click the button, not on every upload.
- The AI only receives the photo, the element number, the check point and the phase.
- It works with JPG, PNG and WebP photos. A HEIC photo does not get the button.
- Per company at most 200 photos can be checked per day.
- The result always states that it was produced by AI. A photo is a snapshot: look at the element yourself as well.