One clip. Manvis returns the cycle, the reach time and the three improvements worth doing first.
| Conventional time study | With Manvis | |
|---|---|---|
| Sample coverage | Twenty cycles, one stationExtrapolated across the shift, allowances applied by hand. | Every cycle in the clipElement-level timing across the whole recording, no sampling. |
| Study lead time | A day to observe, a day to write upPlus the wait for a clear observation window on the floor. | The study returns the same dayUpload, classify, confirm, publish. No floor time booked. |
| Element classification | By memory, against a clipboardValue and non-value called live, with no second pass. | Proposed, then you confirmEvery element is yours to accept or change before it publishes. |
| Evidence and traceability | Your notes, and your wordNothing to re-open when a number is challenged in review. | The clip behind every numberEach element links to the second of footage it came from. |
| Re-validation after change | The study goes in a drawerA layout change on Tuesday invalidates Monday's baseline. | Bring a new clip, run it againRe-baseline a cell in minutes, and compare against the old standard. |
The same clip answers a different question depending on who opens it.
Fourty hours a week, from studying the work to actually ranking and improving it. Can be x10 with Manvis.
Time study, motion and flow analysis, line balancing, Gemba write-up. Manvis studies the footage instead, every cycle in the clip rather than the sample that actually gets checked.
PPAP records, compliance auditing, approvals, line stoppages. Real work, and none of it ours to move.
Kaizen events, layout optimisation, cycle-time reduction, poka-yoke design. SOPs and ranked improvements arrive in minutes, not the days a write-up used to take.
A CI team shift covers 10x more of the plant minimally, and a supervisor can get answers as well.
Manvis studies the footage you bring, de-identifies people by default, and keeps the analysis on the process: cycle time, motion, standard work and waste.
We do not charge per user or per camera. A per-seat fee would tax the one thing we want spreading, so put it in front of everyone on the floor.
We will study a real clip together. You see what comes back before you decide anything.
Vision, transferred.