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Remote Inspection Camera "LiLz Gauge"

Remote Inspection Camera "LiLz Gauge"

Remote visual inspection realized! AI automatically reads analog meters, and the release date for the ultra-lightweight "explosion-proof camera" weighing approximately 530g has been determined!

"LiLz Gauge" is a cloud service that allows for easy visual inspections to be fully remote without the need for power or internet connectivity. Using a dedicated camera provided by the company, it can automatically read multiple types of analog meters from images taken simultaneously. It reduces the travel costs for inspections, lowers the frequency of inspections in hazardous locations, and protects human safety. Please feel free to contact us if you need assistance. 【Features】 ■ Remote inspections without the need for power or network installation ■ Automatic reading of multiple types of analog meters from a single image ■ Comprehensive provision from hardware to software. Easy installation and setup *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study on the Introduction of Remote Inspection Cameras] Fujikoshi Corporation

[Case Study on the Introduction of Remote Inspection Cameras] Fujikoshi Corporation

Activating company-wide maintenance activities! Introducing a case study on how remote monitoring has streamlined daily inspections.

We would like to introduce a case where the comprehensive machinery manufacturer, Fujikoshi Co., Ltd., implemented the "LiLz Gauge." In the company's manufacturing site, there was no dedicated inspection personnel, and the on-site staff were responsible for inspecting the equipment, which inevitably led to some oversights. After the implementation, it became possible to remotely monitor the equipment and detect abnormalities early without having to go on-site for inspections, allowing for prompt responses. 【Case Overview】 ■Challenges - There was no dedicated inspection personnel, and the on-site staff were responsible for inspecting the equipment, which inevitably led to some oversights. ■Results - It became possible to remotely monitor the equipment and detect abnormalities early without having to go on-site for inspections, allowing for prompt responses. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study of Remote Inspection Camera] Shin Nihon Consultant Co., Ltd.

[Case Study of Remote Inspection Camera] Shin Nihon Consultant Co., Ltd.

We will introduce a case of remote monitoring of bridge maintenance using a fixed-point camera that does not require power supply work!

We would like to introduce a case where "LiLz Gauge" was implemented at Shin Nihon Consultant Co., Ltd., which is engaged in road bridge-related operations. The inspection frequency at the company is once every five years, but this may not be sufficient to accurately understand the behavior of the bridge. After the implementation, by taking photographs three times a day, it became possible to confirm whether rainwater was actually falling onto the main girder ends during rainy weather. 【Case Overview】 ■ Issues - With inspections only once every five years, it was only possible to identify the fact of corrosion, but it was not possible to accurately understand how the corrosion occurred or whether it was truly caused by rain. ■ Results - By taking photographs three times a day, it was confirmed whether rainwater was actually falling onto the main girder ends during rainy weather. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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