Higher yields, fewer returns, full traceability
Capture images of everything you make, and leverage AI to identify defects and anomalies at the point of failure — before they ship.
Instrumental technology creates a photographic source of truth of everything you build in development and production, enabling engineers to discover unanticipated issues, improve yield, and reduce returns. Learn more about solutions for Dev and MP.
Software Tools for Hardware Engineers
Hardware development is broken
It allows for quality escape, delays, and poor traceability. Even the most admired companies struggle with today’s processes. Status quo quality control and failure analysis techniques are labor-intensive and bombard engineers with data that isn’t concise enough to be used efficiently.
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Automate defect discovery and failure analysis
Traditional vision systems require you to know in advance what defects you’re looking for. Instrumental helps you find unanticipated issues quickly, without needing to provide golden samples or defect examples.
Instrumental's machine learning-driven discovery tools allow you to understand the root cause of defects instantly and prevent similar failures from happening again.
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Ship on time every time
A single day of slip in product development schedule could cost millions in lost sales. Move the sliders on our Cost of Delay Calculator to see how much a delay could cost you.
Rapid iteration technology for development and production
Intercept issues before they spread
Identify root cause quickly
Ship on time every time
Iterate faster than ever
Monitor and set specifications remotely
Keep teams aligned around the globe
Used by industry leaders in quality
Engineering teams at Fortune 500s and top consumer electronics companies trust Instrumental to help them find and fix issues every day and keep their lines running smoothly.
Manufacturing Intelligence
Tactical and practical advice for optimizing product and line performance for engineers.
Clandestine chips are the perfect hack and technology needs to catch up
Clandestine chips would be easy to insert into the design process and difficult to detect. How should supply chains protect against this new alleged attack vector?
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