Kitting and packing verification before the box is sealed
Trenon watches each item go into the kit or box and checks it against what this order or variant needs. If an item is missing or wrong, an alert names it while the box is still open, so it never ships incomplete.
- 01Base unit placedVerified
- 02Mounting kit placedVerified
- 03Power cable placedStop
- 04Quick-start guide placedChecking
What it checks
Complete and right, for every order
Kitting and packing look simple, but every order can be different and the work is fast and repetitive. One forgotten item means a second shipment, a credit or a stopped line waiting for a part.
Every item. Each item on the kit list or order is placed in the box, bag or tray.
Right item. The item matches this order or variant, not the one before it.
Inserts and documents. Manuals, labels and accessories are checked like any other item.
Before sealing. The check happens while the box or kit is still open.
Weight and label checks. Stay with your scales and scanners. Trenon checks what the operator put in.
Why it matters
A missing item costs more after the tape
Customer kits and spares
A box that arrives incomplete means a second shipment, freight and a customer who checks your next one.
Line-side kits
A kit missing one part stops the assembly station it feeds, or the part gets borrowed and the next kit is short.
Mixed orders
When every box is different, operators work from memory and lists. Trenon checks each one against its order.
How it works
See, verify, alert
See
The camera, worn by the operator or mounted at the station, sees the step as it is performed.
Verify
Each action is checked against the required process and configuration: presence, position, sequence.
Alert
An alert at the station tells the operator exactly what is missing or wrong, while it can still be fixed: a light or screen message to see, a tone or spoken instruction to hear.
Not only this process
One system, any manual station
Trenon is set up per station from your work instruction, so it is not tied to one part, product or industry. You choose which steps matter; Trenon checks presence, position and sequence for each of them.
FAQ
Questions
How does Trenon know what belongs in each box?
It is set up from your kit lists or order contents per station, so each box or kit is checked against what that order or variant needs.
Does it work with many different orders and variants?
Yes. A new variant or kit is a configuration change, not new hardware at the station.
Does the camera have to be worn?
No. Where the box or kit always sits in the same place, a camera mounted at the bench does the job. Where operators move between bins and benches, a worn camera follows their hands. We choose per station with you.
Does it slow packing down?
No steps are added. The operator hears an alert only when a checked item is missing or wrong.
How does it fit with scales and scanners?
It works alongside them. Scales and scanners keep doing their job; Trenon checks the items the operator places by hand.
Related
Pilot
Start with one station
Bring one manual assembly station. In 30 minutes we tell you which checks Trenon can verify there and what a three-week pilot looks like.
Book a 30-minute callWith Nadir Harouak, CEO. Or write to hello@trenon.ai.