QOIMA / Industries
Industries
Production and operational tasks in their industry context. Explore the QOIMA Automation approach and related projects.
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Flour milling
The Asyl Ltd project combines a specific pair of tools: conveyor computer vision and a custom web dashboard. A new project starts with your production section and the tracking result you need.
Separate records by line
Define the flour types, conveyors and rules that require distinct results.
Make results useful to staff
Identify who needs the data and how it should appear in a working interface. The Asyl dashboard provides an example.
Validate the scenario on site
Agree the measurement unit, video conditions and comparison method for the line’s actual output.
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Polyethylene manufacturing
The PVD.KZ project provides distinct scenarios: roll quality, waste disposal episodes, actions during settings changes and plastic in containers. Each requires its own validation rules.
Observe roll quality
Define the characteristics visible on video and what staff should check using the result.
Review site activity
Specify relevant episodes, including waste disposal and actions during settings changes, within the cameras’ view.
Set up material tracking
Agree what plastic quantity in a container means, the measurement unit and the verification method.
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Furniture manufacturing
The Kaylas work covers several tasks. PackSmart calculates packaging, while Norvik helps users design and visualize a kitchen and send the order directly to the factory. Workshop video has its own scope.
Calculate product packaging
Turn packing rules into software calculations. PackSmart provides an example of a dedicated tool for this operation.
Design a kitchen and send the order
Work with room parameters, a catalog and furniture placement, view the visualization and send the order directly to the factory. Norvik provides this workflow for Kaylas.
See workshop activity
Define the areas and video workflow you need. Camera functions should be described separately from calculations and design.
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Commercial property and coworking
The SmArt.Point project at Almaty Towers addresses bringing together cameras from different areas. The starting point is the property manager’s work and the video overview they need.
Bring different areas together
Identify the building and parking cameras needed in a shared overview.
Organize the video workflow
Agree who views the cameras, which areas matter and how access should work.
Separate viewing from analytics
Decide whether a shared camera view is sufficient or a separate automated scenario needs validation.
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Tell us about the process you want to change. Start with a short email or a call: b_zurgambayev@qoima.com.kz · +7 705 297 53 21.