Boon Logic, Inc.

Tired of failing AQLs? The DAI-50 can help. It’s the first AVI system built specifically for difficult-to-inspect products. - Rapid changeovers between dozens of SKUs - Train and qualify a new inspection recipe in hours - Inspect up to 90 units per minute - Compact, agile footprint - Near 100% accuracy on all defect types Schedule a demo and discover why other Pharma manufacturers are switching to the DAI-50.

Lyophilized cakes, molded glass, emulsions, semi-transparent bottles—no matter how difficult the product, the DAI-50 can inspect it. Schedule a demo and discover why other Pharma manufacturers are switching to the DAI-50.

60 minutes. That’s all it takes to train a new inspection recipe using AVIS on the DAI-50, making it one of the most flexible AVI solutions available. Watch our CTO, Brian Turnquist, demonstrate the steps required to create an inspection recipe from scratch.

Visual inspection in pharmaceutical manufacturing has never been easier. Watch our CTO, Brian Turnquist, demonstrate how quickly you can create a new inspection recipe using AVIS on the DAI-50.

Lyophilized cakes, molded glass, emulsions, semi-transparent bottles—no matter how difficult the product, the DAI-50 can inspect it.

Tired of false ejects? It’s common for traditional automated visual inspection (AVI) systems to have an eject rate of 10–20%—or even higher for difficult-to-inspect products. As a result, manufacturers often turn to semi-automated visual inspection (SAVI) to reduce false rejects and maintain throughput. But there’s a better option. Since the DAI-50 trains on the normal to detect the abnormal, distinguishing between naturally occurring bubbles and true defects is easy. With the DAI-50 manufacturers can minimize false rejects and improve product quality. Other common examples of normal variation that the DAI-50 can handle with ease include bubbles, lyophilized cake formation, fill-level variation, powder deposition on sidewalls, and light reflection or refraction from molded glass.