Defect vision
Streaks, hickeys, voids and misregister caught at full press speed.
Printing · Chromata
Chromata
Autonomous registration, brand-color & print-defect control.
- Registration
- 0.08mm
- Color ΔE
- 0.9to brand
- Defect escape
- 0.01%
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 solution
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/color adjustment and 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/color correction
- Color makeready pre-optimization with a full brand-color audit trail
Chromata · liveAUTONOMOUS
Registration0.08 mm
Color ΔE0.9 to brand
Defect escape0.01 %
Color makeready−35 %
On targeton target
Key features
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.
0.08mm
Registration
0.9to brand
Color ΔE
0.01%
Defect escape
−35%
Color makeready
In the ecosystem
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 & MES connectors
- Runs on the common Jetson / Triton / NIM fabric
- Validated by the Twinflo digital twin before every run
Under the hood
Deployment & hardware
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| Stage | Printing |
| Autonomy modes | Shadow · Assist · Autonomous |
| Perception | Edge vision + sensor fusion at line speed |
| Control | Bounded closed-loop setpoint moves within approved limits |
| Primary NVIDIA HW | Jetson Orin / 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.
Keep exploring
The other agents
Board making
Corvex
Autonomous corrugator & board-bond control
Runs the corrugator to hold warp-free, on-strength board across grades and humidity.
Explore Corvex →Die-cut & creaseKreasa
Autonomous die-cut, crease & nesting yield
Maximises board yield and holds clean cuts and sound creases.
Explore Kreasa →Fold & glueGluvex
Autonomous folder-gluer fold-and-glue control
Eliminates skips, fishtails and misfolds for square, sound boxes.
Explore Gluvex →Answers
Questions 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/OEE, 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.