
Capture 5–6 photos covering all key components for accurate AI grading.
Assessment Context
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Color-coded zone map — zones highlight as images are detected
External Body
Scratches, dents, cracks, stains, discoloration
Accessories
Taps, brackets, trays — presence & condition
Power Cord
Fraying, cuts, heat damage, safety check
Internal Filters
Discoloration, sediment buildup, deformation
Sensors & Electronics
Corrosion, water ingress, loose connections
3/ 5 components detected— 1 needs attention
Follow these best practices when photographing returned machines. High-quality images improve AI detection accuracy, ensuring consistent grading across all 4 SKU types and reducing the need for manual re-inspection.
Good Lighting
Photograph in a well-lit area. Avoid harsh shadows or direct flash that can obscure surface defects.
Multiple Angles
Capture front, back, left side, right side, top, and base views to ensure all surfaces are assessed.
Clean Lens
Wipe the camera lens before shooting. Smudges reduce image clarity and can cause the AI to miss defects.
Steady Camera
Hold the device steady or rest it on a stable surface. Motion blur reduces detection accuracy significantly.
Close-Up Shots
For power cords, filters, and sensors, capture close-up photos showing the full component without cropping.
Avoid Obstructions
Remove packaging, covers, or accessories that obscure the machine body before photographing.
Pro tip: The AI model requires at least 5 images for a valid assessment. Include dedicated shots of the power cord and internal filter — these components have the highest variance across SKU types and directly influence the final Excellent / Good / Fair grade.
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