Rapta’s AI platform relies on accurate color representation from the camera to deliver reliable inspection and verification results. Over time, or after changes to the operating environment, the camera’s color balance may drift from its optimal settings. This can result in degraded AI performance particularly for applications that depend on color differentiation such as wire …
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The Rapta station comes with a default user name and password for accessing the supervisor menu. If you find yourself inadvertently locked out and you have not yet set your own user profile, you can enter supervisor mode with the following credentials First Name: default Last Name: user Password: [No password, do not enter anything …
When training your assembly steps in Rapta’s AI platform, you have access to powerful controls that let you optimize how the AI recognizes and validates each step. Two key settings—Min Prediction Threshold and Prediction Smoothing—give you the flexibility to balance speed and accuracy for your specific manufacturing environment. Min Prediction Threshold: Setting Your Confidence Bar …
Overview The Scan Region Action enables automated inspection of parts and assemblies through programmed camera scanning patterns. This powerful action type works with Rapta SuperPod and PrecisionPod positioning systems to execute complex multi-axis scanning sequences, capturing images at precise intervals to detect defects, foreign objects/debris (FOD), or parts across large or detailed surfaces. Version Support: …
Rapta SuperPod and PrecisionPod Overview Rapta SuperPod and PrecisionPod are intelligent camera positioning systems that dramatically expand inspection capabilities by providing automated, precise camera movement during assembly and quality inspection workflows. Unlike fixed camera arrays, these positioning systems enable your camera to move to optimal angles and positions for each step, reducing the number of …
Using the Auto-Adjust Camera Button to Debug Camera Issues The Auto-Adjust Camera button is a powerful troubleshooting tool in the Rapta system that can quickly resolve common camera and connectivity problems. This feature automatically calibrates camera settings to optimize image quality under current lighting conditions. When to Use Auto-Adjust The Auto-Adjust Camera button should be …
Overview The Part Verification assembly step enables the Rapta Supercoach to automatically detect and verify specific parts and their quantities in your assembly process. This feature is ideal for validating kits, ensuring correct part quantities before assembly, and catching missing or incorrect components early in your production workflow. Additionally, the Part Library serves as the …
Camera Mount Wedges Set the angle of the camera between -35 degrees and + 45 degrees. Help Guide: Read Installing & adjusting the camera angle for further information on installation. Recommended Material: PETG / Nylon 12 Recommended Process: 3D printing or Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) Camera Mount Brackets The bracket attaches the camera wedge to …
Problem Description After adding or modifying steps in your assembly, you may notice that the operator view doesn’t reflect your changes. The assembly might show: Root Cause When you create or modify an assembly in Rapta, the system generates a new version but does not automatically publish it to operators. This is a safety feature …
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