Bottlex logo BottlexAutonomous robotic bottling

Fill to weight, inspect everything, at line speed.

The bottling line is the last step where finished premium spirit meets high-speed packaging, and small errors turn brand-visible fast. Bottlex fills to weight, corks, labels, and inspects every unit inline, then reconfigures across formats without heavy re-engineering.

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Defects to shelf
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Fermion Cutrix Nosera Caskora Bottlex

What it does

Every unit filled right and checked

Overfill gives away costly spirit, underfill breaches legal fill, and a missed cap, crooked label, or glass defect reaches the shelf or forces a recall. Lines run fast under labor pressure and change SKUs often, while inspection is usually manual or a few narrow sensors.

  • Closed-loop fill-to-weight control that trims giveaway without underfilling.
  • Multi-camera inspection for fill, cap, cork, label, seal, clarity, and glass.
  • Off-spec units rejected inline, before they leave the line.
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How it works

Vision-driven robotics that reconfigure

Bottlex drives robotic filling, corking, labeling, and packaging with perception closing the loop on the line. A bottling-cell twin pre-validates layouts and robot paths before a changeover, so moving between formats does not mean re-engineering the cell.

  • Robotic fill, cork, cap, label, and pack with fill-to-weight control.
  • High-speed multi-camera inspection across every failure mode.
  • A cell twin that rehearses changeovers before the line runs.

Autonomy, on your terms

  • Inspect mode runs vision QC alongside your existing line.
  • Fill mode adds closed-loop fill-to-weight control.
  • Full autonomy runs robotic fill, finish, and inspection end to end.

Capabilities

The finishing node, built for premium spirit

Fill to weight

Closed-loop control that trims overfill giveaway and holds legal fill.

Inline inspection

Multi-camera checks for fill level, cap and cork, label, seal, clarity, and glass.

Inline rejection

Pulls off-spec units on the line, before they reach a pallet.

Format changeover

A cell twin validates layouts and robot paths before you switch SKUs.

Readiness scheduling

Runs against Caskora's signals so you bottle spirit that is actually ready.

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0defects to shelf, target
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Signals

What Bottlex checks

Every recommendation traces back to signals your team can open and check.

CheckHow it checksWhat happens
Fill levelWeigh cells and visionTrims giveaway and holds legal fill.
Cap and corkMulti-camera visionRejects missed or damaged closures inline.
Label placementVisionFlags crooked or missing labels before pack.
Seal integrityVision and sensingCatches seal failures on the line.
Clarity and glassNosera and visionPulls haze and glass defects out of the run.

Inside the stack

Where the spirit is finished

Bottlex is the last node in the loop. Caskora's readiness signals schedule its runs, and it leans on Nosera for clarity and defect sensing at fill. Perception closes on the line itself, cutting giveaway and manual QC while lifting throughput. Every defect image it captures trains the vision models for every line on the platform.

Pricing

Start on one line, expand plant-wide

Land where the pain is, prove the lift, then grow vessel by vessel and site by site.

Line

$11k/ line / mo

Inspection and fill-to-weight on a single line, with audit.

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Enterprise

$500k-$6M ACV

Multi-site bottling fleets with custom SKU and format models and SLAs.

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Questions

Common questions

Can I start with inspection only?

Yes. Many lines begin with vision QC alongside their existing fillers, then add fill-to-weight control and robotics as they see the results.

How does it handle SKU changes?

A bottling-cell twin validates the new layout and robot paths before the changeover, so switching formats does not require re-engineering the cell.

What defects does it catch?

Fill level, cap and cork, label placement, seal integrity, clarity and haze, and glass or surface defects, all inline.

Stop giving spirit away at the fill.

Fill to weight and inspect every unit, without re-engineering the line.