Ctrl Vision

Ctrl Vision

Ctrl Vision

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Overview of CTRL Vision: CTRL Vision is a new module designed for monitoring and managing production quality levels, both incoming and outgoing. It is based on ISO2859 and ISO3951 quality standards, providing a reliable method for accepting or rejecting production lots using data-driven techniques.
Importance of Reception Control: Acceptance sampling is a traditional method for quality monitoring but can be challenging to implement consistently in fast-paced environments. CTRL Vision simplifies this process by using statistical sampling theory, AQL (acceptable quality level), SPC charts, and historical supplier performance to make quick accept/reject decisions.
Key Features of CTRL Vision:
  • Ergonomic Data Input: A single input screen for batch inspection, specifying the number of parts to inspect and automatically calculating inspection frequency and sample size.
  • Statistical Monitoring: Control charts monitor all lots for each feature, storing individual measurement values for statistical analysis.
  • Parameter Configuration: Users can configure parameters such as sample size, control type, and AQL for each product characteristic.
  • Comprehensive Reporting: Customizable inspection reports provide detailed information on production batches and suppliers, integrated into the ‘Dashboard’ module.
  • Single Database: CTRL Vision shares the central ‘Qual@xy’ database, allowing easy comparison of control charts for supplied and internally manufactured parts.
Conclusion: CTRL Vision offers a consistent, data-driven approach to validate production lots quickly, serving as a crucial tool for supplier monitoring and quality control.
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Ctrl VISION Integrated Reception Control Module Acceptable Quality Level (AQL) Supplier Performance monitoring CTRL Vision is a new SPC Vision module for monitoring and managing incoming and outgoing production quality levels. Based on ISO2859 and ISO3951 quality standards, CTRL Vision allows you to confidently accept or reject production lots using proven data driven methods. Why reception control? Acceptance sampling is a well established method for monitoring quality, however, it is not so easy to implement in practice especially in a high pressure, fast moving environment. Often, this means that although sample inspection is carried out, there is no consistent approach or standardised method. CTRL Vision does all the hard work for you - Using statistical sampling theory, AQL (acceptable quality level), SPC charts and historical supplier performance, CTRL Vision provides a simple and fast accept/ reject decision. Reduced Control 1 rejected lot or Irregular production Normal Control STOP Supplier improve‐ ment required « Dynamic for each characteristic » Lot size (No. Of pieces) Traceability N° lot Supplier Enter inspection results into Ctrl Vision [Using input screen] Validation of the lot (Accept, reject, waiver) Supplier Analysis (Supplier Quality Level) Statistical monito‐ ring (SPC) of indivi‐ dual values

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5 Key features to ensure Supplier Quality CTRL provides a consistent and data driven decision process to quickly validate a production lot. It is a key tool for monitoring suppliers and controlling both incoming and outgoing final quality levels. 1. Ergonomic data input A single input screen represents one batch to be inspected. CTRL Vision specifies the exact number of parts to be inspected, feature by feature. The correct inspection frequency and sample size is automatically calculated by CTLR vision. 2. Statistical monitoring of each batch All Lots are monitored using control charts for each...

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