An enclosed AI vision booth that grades and sorts pallets in motion — in under 20 milliseconds, with edge inference, controlled lighting, and a record of every disposition. For pallet manufacturers, recyclers, and the warehouses that receive their pallets.
The VisionCell Q7 is a fully enclosed inspection booth that integrates inline with your existing conveyor. Multi-camera AI capture with controlled lighting. On-device inference. A grading and sorting decision before the pallet leaves the booth.
Full-surface coverage: top, sides, bottom, blocks, and structural inference. Every pallet seen from every angle, every time.
Enclosed steel/aluminum frame removes ambient lighting variance. Same scene, same exposure, every pallet — the foundation of consistent AI grading.
Decisions are made locally — no round-trip to the cloud. Sub-20ms latency means the diverter has the call before the pallet reaches it.
Drops into existing pallet sort lines. Continuous, in-motion inspection — no stop-and-pose, no bottleneck at the booth.
Every pallet that passes through the booth gets a real-time disposition driven by attribute-based logic and configurable business rules. A 48×40 7T 4W 3S goes one way. A damaged stringer-class goes another. The same rules, applied the same way, every shift.
Pallet meets all structural and surface specs. Correct dimensions, intact boards, clean surface, no integrity issues. Routes to outbound stack or back into circulation.
Recoverable defects detected: missing or cracked board, loose nail, minor stringer damage. Routes to the repair line with a per-pallet defect record.
Beyond economic repair, but boards and stringers retain value. Routes to dismantling for component reclaim.
Severe rot, decay, structural failure, or insect damage. No recoverable value. Routes to scrap with disposition logged for audit.
VisionCell Q7 is built to integrate. Every decision is exposed as a sortable signal — drive a diverter, route a robotic arm, print a label, log a record. The grading happens once. The downstream automation responds in real time.
Real-time disposition pushed to your line: relay outputs, PLC integration, or REST/API calls. Built to speak to whatever you already have.
Per-pallet lane assignment delivered before the pallet reaches the diverter. Multi-lane sort lines, robotic arms, and gating automation respond in sub-20ms.
Per-pallet labels with grade, attributes, and ID — printed and applied automatically. Traceable from sort line to outbound dock.
Every pallet generates a structured record: ID, model, attributes, defects, disposition, timestamp. Audit trail for every disposition the system makes.
Every pallet model, attribute combination, and disposition stored in a searchable catalog. The first time you can actually answer "what came through last Tuesday?"
Real-time production visibility, quality grading analytics, throughput monitoring, operator performance, historical traceability per pallet.
In new pallet production, the booth verifies what came off the assembly line: dimensions on spec, all boards present, fasteners correct, surface clean. Reject what shouldn't ship before it gets stacked, shrink-wrapped, and loaded.
Manual grading is the slowest, most variable point in a recycling operation. The booth performs that decision automatically, in motion, with zero variance — and routes pallets to the right downstream lane: reuse, repair, dismantle, or scrap.
Inspect pallets as they arrive. Drive consistent grading and routing across every shift, every operator, every batch.
Re-inspect repaired pallets before shipment. Verify the repair worked. Catch missed defects. Build trust in your recycled output.
When a pallet enters your facility, it enters your automation. A jammed AS/RS, a high-bay incident, a stuck retrieval — each one started as a pallet that should never have been received. The VisionCell Q7 puts an inspection checkpoint between your supplier and your storage system, so only qualified pallets ever reach the racks.
Pallet quality is a hand-off problem. The VisionCell Q7 is the same standard at every hand-off — in the manufacturing plant, on the recycling line, and at the receiving dock. One judgment, applied identically, with a record of every decision.