Putting colour in context

• For food and drink

  VeriVide’s DigiEye system helps food and drink businesses to use colour
  and appearance data to their advantage in ways that they may never
  have previously considered.

  Data collected and processed by DigiEye enables food and drink food
  and drink producers and processors to:

  • Speed up quality control.
  • Reduce wastage.
  • Sustain product integrity.
  • Improve ability to meet customer standards.
  • Improve supply chain efficiency.
  • Improve R&D capability.
  • Detect anomalies, contamination or deterioration.
  • Help solve production problems.

• For textile and apparel

  Among its many benefits, DigiEye offers complete objectivity, accuracy,
  consistency and repeatability. It ‘sees’ colour in the same way as humans,
  focusing on the elements that need assessing and filtering out extraneous
  elements such as packaging or labels.

  DigiEye is versatile enough to be used with advantage at any point in the
  production process – design, testing, comparison, manufacture, packaging,
  storage, retail display, point of sale etc.

  Data processed by DigiEye can also be sent in real time to one or more
  other DigiEye systems, anywhere in the world. This can lead directly to very
  significant cost-reducing global supply chain efficiencies.

  • Examples of products and materials that can be assessed quickly and
    accurately by DigiEye include:
  • Denim
  • Carpets
  • Patterns and prints
  • Lace and lingerie
  • Co-ordinated sets – including combinations of ‘soft’ and ‘hard’ goods
    merchandised together.

• World’s most efficient and accurate colour fastness testing system

  DigiGrade – developed by and exclusive to VeriVide – automatically grades
  colour fastness test samples digitally. This small footprint system essentially
  comprises a digital camera linked to DigiGrade’s software to give objective,
  accurate, consistent and rapid results.

  DigiGrade can assess single or muliple samples and is fully compliant with
  BS EN ISO 105-A11:2012 Textiles – Tests for colour fastness. Part A11;
  Determination of colour fastness grading by digital imaging techniques.

  Though this is extremely advanced technology, the DigiGrade system is easy
  to use without specialist skills or knowledge. Typically, operators can be
  trained to good proficiency levels within a day.

  A major advantage of DigiGrade is that it is a non-contact system. Examples
  of its use are the assessment of wash fastness grading for change of shade
  and staining, light fastness and rubbing.

  Light fastness:  DigiGrade offers a simpler and more efficient way to
  measure Blue Wool samples for light fastness. It enables end-point of samples
  to be measured objectively and recorded accurately and consistently.

  Rubbing: DigiGrade performs a one-click crocking test using a pre-defined
  filter. It significantly speeds up the test process and eliminates subjectivity.

  DigiGrade has been fully proven by several years of design, manufacturing
  and laboratory applications in a wide variety of environments, and has been
  approved as the benchmark test process by many major retailers.