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When your best operator leaves, capturing their expertise through video and motion analysis turns potential performance loss into an opportunity for lasting operational excellence.

AI-powered vision systems are bringing people into production data, helping manufacturers understand not just what’s happening on the line, but why.

Most supervisors miss small process drifts on the floor. Invisible AI’s video insights catch them in real time, enabling consistent coaching and stronger standard work.

Most CI teams still fly blind between time studies and dashboards. Invisible AI’s VES closes that gap with continuous, visual data for faster, fact-based improvement.

9 common pitfalls keep AI projects from moving beyond pilot phase, we show how manufacturers can overcome them to achieve measurable, scalable results.

See how Vision Execution Systems like Invisible AI help teams capture real work, accelerate PDCA, validate Kaizen, and make improvements stick.

Invisible AI brings human work into view with real-time motion intelligence—closing blind spots, revealing root causes, and driving true continuous improvement.

Invisible AI + nFlux will advance AI-powered manufacturing by uniting visual intelligence with real-time worker guidance for safer, smarter collaboration.

At Automate 2025, Invisible AI hosted a dynamic panel discussion—“How to Successfully Deploy New Technology at Scale”—featuring experts from Nissan, Toyota, and Invisible AI. Here's a recap.

Traditionally, most manufacturers use paper-based work audits to measure adherence to standard processes. However, these paper audits leave a lot to be desired. Forward-thinking manufacturers have started implementing cutting-edge computer vision solutions to measure performance on a broader scale.

Manufacturers are facing a talent crisis, but the NFL's use of video replay provides a model for how to develop and retain top talent.