REMA TIP TOP simplifies the inspection of conveyor belts with MCube CAM

The inspection process is simple and efficient: First, the conveyor belt is filmed with a standard smartphone, and the video is then uploaded via the REMA TIP TOP upload platform. The AI-powered software automatically detects cracks, defective joints, edge and surface damage, and other anomalies. The software then generates a detailed report, including a defect map with severity ratings, high-resolution images, and recommended actions. This provides users with a transparent, objective, and standardized evaluation that can be used for operational maintenance as well as for compliance and audit purposes. MCube CAM's recommendations are based on REMA TIP TOP's decades of expertise in mining and conveyor technology, which has been incorporated into the AI training and the software itself. “We have succeeded in making continuous conveyor belt monitoring as simple, accurate, and cost-effective as possible. Since everyone carries a smartphone these days, plant operators incur no additional costs for purchasing expensive maintenance equipment to use MCube CAM. With MCube CAM, AI image analysis replaces the visual inspection often performed by individuals,” explains Dr.-Ing. Daniel Kasperek, Head of REMA Engineered Technologies at REMA TIP TOP. MCube CAM is suitable for all types of conveyor belts – from overhead and pipe conveyors to long main and transport belts, as well as inclined and downward conveyors. The product can therefore be used in many industries, such as mining, the building materials and recycling industries, and logistics providers. MCube CAM offers clear advantages, especially in hard-to-reach or enclosed areas: Manual inspections are reduced, employee safety is increased, and damage is detected early, before it leads to costly downtime.