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Originally Posted by 3rdpedal
not trying to ruffle any feathers, but i don't some of you have a strong sense of where this technology is in 2020. this is very technologically feasible - and it wouldnt take millions of dollars worth of equipment. the manufacturing world uses vision systems to detect defects that the human eye can't (i work in this industry, for reference). I've done proof of concept projects in this field for less than $10k of equipment that are surprisingly accurate.
I imagine the majority of costs to get this off the ground would be logistics related, not the actual technology.
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great insight, but you are losing out on over 100K+ job if you or another person/company has not approached one of these services to do this. Just let me know if you need the right contacts. It is not as simple as you say, also not trying to argue but I have extensive knowledge of this effort.