fastable.ai AI Visual Quality Inspection

Kapito Inc. is a Taiwan-based company behind fastable.ai, an AI visual quality inspection product for manufacturers. The site describes a founding team with more than 20 years of image recognition experience and a mission of building general-purpose industrial AI for smart manufacturing. Kapito Japan was established on 3 April 2024 with support from Mizuho Bank and a Tokyo Metropolitan Government subsidy.

The Fastable Machine line covers roll-to-roll process control and inspection (FT-R2R), inline inspection (FT-FLOW), small-batch multi-model stations (FT-FLEX) and multi-face inspection (FT-RT). Fastable CoWork software adds quick integration (QIK), real-time monitoring (QMS) and data-driven analysis (QAP). Listed industries include aluminium and copper foil, MLCC films, textiles, injection parts and passive components.

• FT-R2R: roll-to-roll process control covering speed, tension and edge detection.
• FT-FLOW: inline production inspection for continuous lines.
• FT-FLEX: small-batch, multi-model inspection stations.
• FT-RT: multi-face inspection and upgrades for existing six-face machines.
• CoWork QMS: real-time monitoring with stable inspection and alerts.
• CoWork QAP: data-driven analysis for quality control.

Surface inspection of foil, film and textile rolls at Vietnamese material suppliers. Multi-face inspection of capacitor and passive component bodies. Small-batch inspection stations at electronics assembly plants.

Inline 24/7 inspection supplements manual labour and reduces defect outflow. Real-time alerts support quick response on the line. Data analysis traces quality issues for R&D and process improvement. Existing six-face inspection machines can be upgraded rather than replaced.

Passive component, film and foil producers in Asia are moving to AI inspection to cut defect escapes at high line speeds. Small-batch, multi-model stations suit factories with frequent product changes, common among Vietnamese electronics and textile suppliers.

Taiwan-based with a Japanese subsidiary (Kapito Japan, established April 2024). Customer logos include Nichicon, Chemi-con, Yageo and CapXon. Won recognition at the Taiwan Passive Components Innovation Award 2024. Founding year not stated on the site.