Awaiting decision
Line and station occupancy
How many people work on the line at every moment of the shift.
ViolationNo violation
Area productivity in kilograms per person-hour
Cameras count people in the area, and your accounting system provides product output. Together they give kilograms per person-hour for each area and shift, and you see what changed after your decision.
For the COO, production managers and planning.
How it is monitored today
Output is known, but not how many people produced it.
Line idle time gets noticed after the shift.
Differences between shifts are explained in words because there are no per-person figures.
What the camera notices
- Line and station occupancyHow many people work on the line at every moment of the shift.
- Idle timeAn area with no people for longer than the set time.
- Container buildupMore crates at a workstation than allowed.
- Kilograms per person-hourPeople counts from cameras combined with product output from your records.
- Shift comparisonAreas and shifts side by side, using the same counting rules.
What your specialist gets
A card in the panel. The specialist's decision goes into the log together with the frame.
FAQ
Where does output data come from?
From your accounting system. We set up the connection to match your records.