Pallet inspection that verifies every load before dispatch
Industrial AI Vision checks every finished pallet for the right product, count, wrap and labels before it leaves the dock, with a photo record of each one.
Updated October 2026 · 3D simulation, illustrativeIndustrial AI Vision, our vision inspection system, is a pallet inspection system for Australian plants, warehouses and distribution centres. It checks each finished pallet at the end of the line or before dispatch for the right product, the expected layer and case count, intact wrap and strapping, readable pallet labels and visible damage. Every result is recorded with its image, so there is a record of every pallet that left the site.
Fewer dispatch errors
Wrong product, short counts and missing labels caught before the truck is loaded.
Automated counting
Layers and cases counted and recorded against the product and run.
Proof of condition
A photo of every pallet as it left, ready for customer queries and claims.
Every finished pallet, checked before it ships
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Load and count
- Layer and case count
- Stack pattern
- Overhang and leaning loads
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Wrap and strapping
- Stretch wrap coverage
- Strapping present
- Loose or torn wrap
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Pallet labels
- Label present on each face
- SSCC and barcode readable
- Label matches the product
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Pallet and damage
- Pallet base condition
- Crushed or damaged cases
- Product to order
The right pallet, the right count, the right label
Each pallet is compared with what should be on it, and the result is stored with its image.
- Right product: matches the run or order
- Right count: layers and cases as expected
- Right labels: present, readable and matched
- Recorded: photo, time and result for every pallet
- Product
- Matches run
- Layers × cases
- 6 × 8 · expected 6 × 8
- Wrap
- Intact
- Pallet label
- Present · SSCC read
- Damage
- None found
- Result
- Pass
At the end of the line or the dispatch lane
Cameras and lighting are specified for each location, and models are trained on your own pallets, load patterns and labels.
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End of line
After the palletiser and stretch wrapper, before the pallet is moved to storage.
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Dispatch lane
Before loading, so the pallet on the truck is the one on the order.
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New products and load patterns
Trained in the Industrial AI Vision Lab (VLab) and validated before production. How custom models are trained.
Integrated with your plant and dispatch
Industrial AI Vision connects with your control systems, operator displays and data platforms. How plant integration works.
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Hold and divert
Failed pallets are held or diverted for rework through your existing conveyors and procedures.
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Operator displays
Pass and fail results, reasons and images on your existing screens or a dedicated display.
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Dispatch records
Results by line, shift, product and batch, with an image of every pallet that left the site.
Why check pallets with vision
A pallet that leaves short, mislabelled or damaged costs a credit, a re-delivery or a customer’s trust. End-of-line checks by hand are spot checks with no record. An inspection system checks every pallet the same way and keeps the photo. The real cost of manual inspection.
Works alongside your wrapper, labeller and scanners
Your stretch wrapper, pallet label applicator and barcode scanners stay in place. Industrial AI Vision adds the visual check they can’t make: what the finished pallet looks like as it leaves.
From the line to the loading dock
For labels and codes on each pack, see label and date code inspection and packaging inspection. For docks, yards and forklift safety, see warehousing and logistics and vehicle and site monitoring.
Frequently asked questions
Can it count cases and layers on a wrapped pallet?
Does it check pallet labels and SSCC barcodes?
Where does pallet inspection fit on our site?
What happens when a pallet fails?
Can it connect to our warehouse management system?
Do we need new cameras?
Read more about pallet and dispatch checks
Talk to us about pallet and dispatch checks
Tell us about your products, pallets and dispatch process, and we’ll show you what Industrial AI Vision would check.