Defect vision
Streaks, hickeys, voids and misregister caught at full press speed.
Products / Printing
Chromata
Autonomous registration, brand-color and print-defect control. Keeps every impression on-register and on-brand across flexo, litho and digital.
- Registration
- 0.08mm
- Color ΔE
- 0.9to brand
- Defect escape
- 0.01%
Why this stage is hard
Once board is made it must be printed by flexo, litho-lam or digital, where registration must hold within a fraction of a millimeter and color must match brand standards exactly. Registration drifts, plates and anilox wear, inks and substrates shift, and humidity moves everything.
The autonomous print-and-color agent
High-speed edge vision plus inline spectrophotometry detects misregistration, color deviation (ΔE to brand), streaks, hickeys, doctor-blade lines and voids at full press speed, then issues bounded closed-loop moves (registration correction, ink-key and color adjustment, defect holds) to keep every impression on-register and on-brand.
- Full-speed registration and print-defect vision across flexo, litho and digital
- Inline brand-color ΔE control with spectrophotometric feedback
- Bounded closed-loop registration and ink and color correction
- Color makeready pre-optimization with a full brand-color audit trail
Chromata readouton target
Registration0.08 mm
Color ΔE0.9 to brand
Defect escape0.01 %
Color makeready−35 %
What Chromata does
Spectro color
Inline ΔE-to-brand control keeps color inside brand tolerance every impression.
Root-cause reasoning
Ties defects back to plate, anilox, ink, substrate and setpoint.
Brand audit trail
Every job’s color record is captured for approved-vendor programs.
Registration
0.08mm
Color ΔE
0.9to brand
Defect escape
0.01%
Color makeready
−35%
How it composes into the plant
Chromata is the pressroom pillar. It consumes the board state from Corvex and feeds print-quality signals into makeready and downstream finishing.
- Shares the plant-edge data flywheel
- Uses cross-vendor machine and MES connectors
- Runs on the common Jetson, Triton and NIM fabric
- Validated by the Twinflo digital twin before every run
Deployment and hardware
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| Stage | Printing |
| Autonomy modes | Shadow, assist, autonomous |
| Perception | Edge vision and sensor fusion at line speed |
| Control | Bounded closed-loop setpoint moves within approved limits |
| Primary NVIDIA hardware | Jetson Orin and Thor, DGX, Cosmos |
| Digital twin | Twinflo (Omniverse) pre-run simulation |
−48%Brand-rejected print
−35%Color makeready waste
99.99%On-brand impressions
3Print methods
Color drift used to mean a rerun and an awkward call with the brand owner. Now it’s corrected before it leaves the press.
The other agents
Board making
Corvex
Autonomous corrugator and board-bond control
Runs the corrugator to hold warp-free, on-strength board across grades and humidity.
Explore Corvex Die-cut and creaseKreasa
Autonomous die-cut, crease and nesting yield
Maximises board yield and holds clean cuts and sound creases.
Explore Kreasa Fold and glueGluvex
Autonomous folder-gluer fold-and-glue control
Eliminates skips, fishtails and misfolds for square, sound boxes.
Explore GluvexQuestions converters ask
Can we run Chromata on a single line first?
Yes. Chromata deploys on one machine under the Line tier so you can measure a baseline, run in shadow mode, and switch on control as ROI proves out.
Does it work with our existing machine and vendor?
Foldeon is built for mixed fleets. Cross-vendor connectors integrate the machine, its PLC and your MES and OEE systems, with no rip-and-replace.
How do operators stay in control?
You choose the autonomy level per workflow: shadow (recommend), assist (approve each move) or autonomous, and every decision is logged and auditable.
See Chromata run your line
We’ll run Chromata in shadow mode against a real job and show the quality, waste and makeready curves.