Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Chennai Startup Leverages AI for Quality Control in Manufacturing
A Chennai-based startup, Jidoka Technologies, is using AI and computer vision to improve quality control in factories.
Their systems, utilizing multiple cameras and vision models, quickly detect and remove defective products on assembly lines, from biscuits to car parts.
This improves consistency, speeds up inspections, and helps companies scale their operations.
The technology monitors manufacturing processes to prevent errors and offers tools for tasks like counting and sorting.
The startup aims to expand to new sectors and geographies, with plans to create generic AI models.
Jidoka Technologies uses AI and computer vision to detect product defects in real-time.
The system can inspect 10,000 parts per minute with over 99% accuracy.
The startup provides both hardware and software for quality control.
Jidoka has raised 19.5 crore and aims for $25 million in revenue in five years.
They plan expansion into solar, semiconductors, and new geographic regions.
- Who
- Jidoka Technologies
- What
- AI-powered systems for product inspection and quality control.
- When
- Not explicitly mentioned.
- Where
- Chennai, India and various manufacturing facilities
- Why
- To improve quality control in manufacturing by automating defect detection and analysis
- Company
- Jidoka Technologies
- Location
- Chennai, India
- Focus
- Product defect detection
- Accuracy
- Over 99%
- Funding
- 19.5 crore raised
- Customers
- Britannia, Maruti Suzuki
- Goal
- $25 million revenue in 5 years