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Frequently Asked Questions

Pricing varies by camera count, inspection speed, lighting, edge hardware, and integration scope. In the UAE, a single-station defect inspection system often starts around AED 80,000 to AED 250,000, while multi-station or high-speed production lines can exceed AED 500,000. Final cost depends on PLC, SCADA, or MES integration and on-site support.
Yes. Proper machine vision uses high-resolution cameras, calibrated lighting, and AI models tuned to detect scratches, porosity, misalignment, and contamination. For hot, dusty, or variable-light environments in the UAE, rugged IP67 cameras and protective enclosures help maintain stable detection without excessive false rejects.
Yes. Ridkk designs computer vision for manufacturing to connect with common industrial protocols such as Ethernet, OPC UA, and Ethernet/IP, enabling real-time defect data to flow into SCADA, PLC, or MES platforms. This supports traceability, quality dashboards, and automated rejection without major plant disruption.
A standard installation usually takes two to six weeks, covering site survey, camera selection, lighting design, model training, and integration. Larger multi-line projects may take eight to twelve weeks. Deployment timing depends on production downtime windows, network approvals, and the complexity of legacy equipment in the factory.
Yes, when configured correctly. Industrial inspection data can be stored on local edge servers or private cloud environments, reducing exposure and supporting UAE data protection expectations. Suppliers should provide secure access controls, audit logs, encrypted communication, and clear ownership terms for defect images and production records.