Watch the line
A camera above the conveyor streams every strip as it passes.
Pharmaceutical manufacturing leaves no room for error. Korv Glanz watches the blister line continuously and flags defective tablets frame by frame, with an audit-ready record of every event.
At a glance
Blister line inspection for pharmaceutical packing
01 / The challenge
A missed defect on the blister line or a lapse in PPE compliance can lead to recalls, regulatory action, or patient harm. Strips move continuously, so inspection has to keep pace with the line and leave a record that stands up in an audit.

The same strips, before and after inspection · drag to compare
02 / How it works
What happens to each strip, from the camera to the supervisor.
A camera above the conveyor streams every strip as it passes.
Object detection finds the tablets and pockets on each strip.
A vision-language model confirms the defect and names its type.
Each flagged event is saved with a timestamp and image, creating an audit-ready inspection trail.
A written quality summary describes the line and what was found.
Supervisors get immediate visibility, so they can intervene before a defect moves downstream.
From the Line
Annotated footage of blister strips moving on the conveyor. Empty pockets are boxed in red as missing; broken tablets are boxed in amber.
Strips leave the sealer and every pocket is checked. An empty pocket is boxed as missing, a cracked tablet as broken.
A single camera over three lanes flags missing and broken tablets on whichever strip they turn up on.
Korv Glanz extends the reach of quality and safety teams with continuous, real-time AI vision, without disrupting the workflows pharma manufacturers already run on.
03 / Outcomes
See how Korv Glanz inspects footage from your own blister line, and what it finds.
Tell us a little about your line and our team will get in touch.