Since inspection is subordinated to production at the factory, the time and working conditions allowed for inspection frequently depend on the capacity of production machinery and the target production volume for the month. The time thus determined is not necessarily suited to maintain the required reliability and liable to exceed the limit of man's visual capability. For this reason, it is necessary to establish a procedure for working conditions and standard time using biological information and find standard time by the established procedure. This paper describes the procedure to establish working conditions and standard time from visual information.
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