Optical feasibility
Engineer contrast and resolution for reflective, dark, porous, textured or coated surfaces.
TECHNICAL TEXTILE INSPECTION
Spectify builds material-specific inspection workflows for high-value technical textiles where visible anomalies, process consistency and traceable evidence carry functional and commercial risk.
APPLICATION-SPECIFIC QUALITY
A technical textile project begins with function, structure and failure risk. Imaging, taxonomy, severity and tolerance are designed around the actual application.
Engineer contrast and resolution for reflective, dark, porous, textured or coated surfaces.
Define visible defects around the structure and performance risk of the application.
Keep operator decisions, location and image evidence connected to the material.
Materials & applications
AI-powered surface inspection is configured around material appearance, production conditions and the visible defects that carry real quality risk.
FROM SURFACE TO PROCESS
By connecting defect density, position, validation and production history, Spectify helps teams see recurring quality patterns and reduce dependence on intermittent operator observation.
Map every validated anomaly to the continuous material.
Preserve heatmaps, severity, roll position and review history.
Use recurring patterns as input for production and process intelligence.
Use validated inspection history to strengthen the quality knowledge base.
Questions before deployment
Candidate applications include nonwovens, filtration media, geotextiles, automotive and medical textiles, coated materials, industrial fabrics and composites. Final coverage requires material-specific validation.
A visual system requires a visible or optically measurable signature. Subsurface, chemical or mechanical properties may require additional sensors.
Yes when field of view, resolution, lighting, line speed and installation geometry can meet the required defect target.
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Evaluate your material
Share its function, structure, production conditions and visible failure modes. Spectify will define an inspection feasibility path before scale-up.