

Add a real-time counting layer to every tray, tube, and kit with vision AI for electronic component counting. Built for the operations where a kit reaches the line three hundred resistors short, two techs count the same tray and get three answers, and the parts most worth counting are exactly the ones you least want to handle. Whether you're receiving components, building kits, or cycle counting stock, Roboflow counts from a single image in seconds, with per-kit records behind every job.
Trays, Tubes, and Tape:
Kitting and Incoming:
Stock, Lines, and Systems Integration:
Bring intelligence to every count today. Stop count errors from becoming line-down hours, expedite fees, or the cycle count nobody trusts.
What is electronic component counting with Vision AI?
Electronic component counting with vision AI uses computer vision models to count components from imagery: matrix and JEDEC trays with every pocket judged filled or empty, tubes and sticks, cut-tape strips and partial reels' loose ends, and full kits verified against a job's BOM. Models trained on your actual components count in seconds without touching a part, with per-kit records that support ISO 9001, AS9100, and ANSI/ESD S20.20 handling programs.
Can Vision AI count thousands of tiny components accurately?
The passives tray is the counting hard case: components down to 0201 and 01005 sizes, thousands of identical parts in one frame, glare off tape and tray pockets, and a manual count that takes twenty minutes and still gets disputed. Deep-learning models trained on your actual components, trays, and lighting detect every instance individually, judge each pocket filled or empty, and return a count with every detection marked on the image, so a disputed total takes one look to settle instead of a recount, and the same model holds across part numbers and tray types.
Does this replace X-ray reel counters?
No. X-ray reel counters keep counting sealed reels through the tape, and they're good at it. Vision AI counts everything the X-ray machine never sees: trays, tubes, cut tape, loose parts, and assembled kits, at any station instead of the one machine in incoming, from a camera instead of a capital purchase per counting point, and without unspooling or touching a part. Reel counts and vision counts land in the same inventory record, and when a count comes up short, the imagery shows exactly which pockets were empty.
Can it integrate with our WMS, ERP, and MES?
Yes. Roboflow Inference exposes a standard API and supports common industrial protocols, so count events flow into your existing systems: WMS and inventory platforms, MES and ERP platforms like SAP and Oracle, and SCADA and HMI platforms like Ignition and AVEVA, through REST, MQTT, OPC UA, and direct database writes. PLC-level integration can gate a kit release the moment a count comes up short, and every event carries part number, kit, station, imagery, and count, with a full audit trail behind every job.