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title: "How to inspect furniture and cabinets with computer vision"
description: "Cameras over the panel line and at the final check station take photos of each panel, door or finished piece. A model trained on the shop own images, labeled against its own specs, marks likely issues such as chipped or lifted edge banding, scratches, dents, glue marks, color or grain that does not match the rest of the set, missing hardware and holes in the wrong place. Each photo is tagged with the order and part number, so the team can fix a part before it is packed and keep a record of how each order left the shop. A finisher or quality lead reviews the flags and decides what to repair, remake or ship. The model does not replace hands-on checks, measurements or customer specs, which stay in place, and people make every quality and shipping call."
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# How can a furniture or cabinet maker use computer vision to check panels and finished pieces before shipping?

Cameras over the panel line and at the final check station take photos of each panel, door or finished piece. A model trained on the shop own images, labeled against its own specs, marks likely issues such as chipped or lifted edge banding, scratches, dents, glue marks, color or grain that does not match the rest of the set, missing hardware and holes in the wrong place. Each photo is tagged with the order and part number, so the team can fix a part before it is packed and keep a record of how each order left the shop. A finisher or quality lead reviews the flags and decides what to repair, remake or ship. The model does not replace hands-on checks, measurements or customer specs, which stay in place, and people make every quality and shipping call.

## What this means in practice

- Start with one line or the final check station.
- Label photos from your own parts against your own specs.
- Tag each photo with the order and part number.
- Show flags to the finisher before packing.
- Keep hands-on checks and measurements in place.

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