Meet Tim. This is where the Nix QC Color Sensor comes in. Tim sent each of his suppliers the Nix QC so they can
enhance their quality control line.
How does it work?
Easy. The Nix QC is an inexpensive but highly accurate tool that anyone can use! Graphic designers, painters,
even farmers (yes, the color of food matters too!) Contact us to learn more about how you can benefit
from bringing physical color to the digital world.
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What Color is That?
by Lauren Bauman
Color is one of the first things a customer will notice about a product and it will create a lasting, first
impression. Color can convey a brand’s identity and even elicit an emotional response from the
customer. Color conveys a tangible sense of quality and value. Color ultimately affects the success of a
product – and your bottom line.
Color consistency
is as important as the color choice itself. When browsing a store, showroom, or
warehouse, the customer is expecting consistency between products. This includes the packaging, where
brand recognition and uniformity can attract a customer’s attention, as well as the product itself, where
the customer has the expectation that all units purchased will have the exact same color when they
open the package at home.
Tim stitches together hand-made backpacks made from a variety of fabrics sourced from around the world. Each batch of fabric he receives from his suppliers needs to match the rest – since no one wants a backpack with patchy color. Tim sent the color specs to each supplier but he is still getting batches that aren't the right color. He’s tired of hearing "What happened? It looked like the right color before it left our facility!” from his suppliers.
The Nix QC enables anyone, anywhere to scan the color of a physical object and see its digital color properties. Mix this in with customizable parameters and traceable batch control and you’ve got the right color leaving the assembly line every time! Tim even preloaded the color standards for each fabric, meaning the suppliers simply had to point and scan each batch to automatically determine whether the color was acceptable – or not.
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Jake Assadourian, Account Representative
Toyota Tsusho Canada, Inc.
1080 Fountain Street N
Cambridge, ON N3E 1A3
P: 519-240-2190
E: Jake_Assadourian@ttci.ca
Toyota Tsusho Canada sources, supplies and distributes a wide range products, and has worldwide
connections as part of the Toyota Tsusho Corporation Group of Companies. We pride ourselves in
offering new and unique products to enhance your business through efficiency, environmental
sustainability, and cost reductions. We will work with you to complete turnkey solutions that make big,
impactful changes.
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