OUEN Co., Ltd.'s Dream: "Surprise with Technology"
Approximately one year after the highly successful press release of its Zero-shot Learning AI, OUEN Co., Ltd. reflects on its vision to "create new experiences that exceed expectations with technology, ideas, and human power." The company's integrated generative AI inspection software, Inspection Designer, is being applied in diverse fields like industrial prototyping and food raw material inspection, demonstrating its value in situations with limited defect samples or variable quality.
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We at OUEN Co., Ltd. endorse "April Dream," a day dedicated to announcing dreams on April 1st. This press release outlines OUEN Co., Ltd.'s dream.
## Approximately one year since the highly successful press release of our Zero-shot Learning AI.
About a year has passed since we released our Zero-shot Learning AI as a new feature for our **Integrated Generative AI Inspection Software, Inspection Designer**, which you can find [here](https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000001.000156476.html). Thanks to the great response, we have engaged in many conversations with various people.
### Sites that have considered and adopted it
- Inspection during the prototyping phase of industrial products. Zero-shot Learning AI can operate even in phases where defect samples are difficult to collect.
- Appearance inspection of consumer products with strict quality requirements but short lifecycles. It overcomes the traditional barrier of high learning costs each time product types are switched.
- Inspection of food raw materials where the quality of good products changes depending on the origin and season, and it's difficult to anticipate what kind of defects might be present. It can handle situations where defect patterns are unpredictable.
### Feedback from the field
- *"I've been searching for a product like this for several years. I've finally found it."*
- *"This AI is easy to operate in the field."*
- *"It's amazing how much it can detect with such short learning time."*
- *"It's an AI that combines the best aspects of both good sample learning and bad sample learning."*
While taking this feedback seriously, we would like to revisit **our "dream."**
## A single question that drives us
OUEN Co., Ltd.'s cherished purpose is defined as:
**"With technology, ideas, and human power, create new experiences that exceed expectations."**
This statement might sound appealing. But for us, it's the daily benchmark for our work. "Does this proposal exceed the customer's expectations?", "Is this explanation honest about the facts?", "Can this technology truly be used in the field?" - We operate every day while constantly asking ourselves these questions.
So, why did we come to ask such questions? It stems from a certain "inconvenience" we repeatedly witnessed in manufacturing sites.
## Technology disparity creates inconvenience
Technology can be "selectively interpreted" in any way favorable to those who don't understand its mechanisms. Arranging pleasant words, hiding what cannot be done, and securing contracts while fostering exaggerated expectations. (and so on...)
## Approximately one year since the highly successful press release of our Zero-shot Learning AI.
About a year has passed since we released our Zero-shot Learning AI as a new feature for our **Integrated Generative AI Inspection Software, Inspection Designer**, which you can find [here](https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000001.000156476.html). Thanks to the great response, we have engaged in many conversations with various people.
### Sites that have considered and adopted it
- Inspection during the prototyping phase of industrial products. Zero-shot Learning AI can operate even in phases where defect samples are difficult to collect.
- Appearance inspection of consumer products with strict quality requirements but short lifecycles. It overcomes the traditional barrier of high learning costs each time product types are switched.
- Inspection of food raw materials where the quality of good products changes depending on the origin and season, and it's difficult to anticipate what kind of defects might be present. It can handle situations where defect patterns are unpredictable.
### Feedback from the field
- *"I've been searching for a product like this for several years. I've finally found it."*
- *"This AI is easy to operate in the field."*
- *"It's amazing how much it can detect with such short learning time."*
- *"It's an AI that combines the best aspects of both good sample learning and bad sample learning."*
While taking this feedback seriously, we would like to revisit **our "dream."**
## A single question that drives us
OUEN Co., Ltd.'s cherished purpose is defined as:
**"With technology, ideas, and human power, create new experiences that exceed expectations."**
This statement might sound appealing. But for us, it's the daily benchmark for our work. "Does this proposal exceed the customer's expectations?", "Is this explanation honest about the facts?", "Can this technology truly be used in the field?" - We operate every day while constantly asking ourselves these questions.
So, why did we come to ask such questions? It stems from a certain "inconvenience" we repeatedly witnessed in manufacturing sites.
## Technology disparity creates inconvenience
Technology can be "selectively interpreted" in any way favorable to those who don't understand its mechanisms. Arranging pleasant words, hiding what cannot be done, and securing contracts while fostering exaggerated expectations. (and so on...)