From 7 to 13 May 2026, EyeC GmbH will be presenting the new Proofiler Graphic Connect at Interpack 2026 in Düsseldorf. Visitors to stand D01 in hall 11 will be able to gain an insight into the latest generation of cloud-based artwork proofreading software. Packaging manufacturers, label printers and brand owners can use it to automate, accelerate and secure their quality control with the help of artificial intelligence.
As a building block for efficient, automated quality control in pre-press, the EyeC Proofiler Graphic Connect automatically compares print-ready files or step-and-repeat files with approved print templates. The system-independent, SaaS-based solution was developed for the requirements of the graphic arts industry and packaging production. With higher inspection speeds, improved usability and integration into leading workflow systems such as Esko Automation Engine or HYBRID Software, fully automated quality control is made possible.
The AI technology will be demonstrated live on the modular EyeC ProofRunner Web Evo, installed on a Bobcat BRM from French machine manufacturer DCM. According to EyeC, the system enables fast, 100% inline inspection of labels and flexible packaging up to 600 mm web width, with image-based fault classification increasing precision and minimising false positives.
EyeC will also be showcasing its scanner-based offline systems Proofiler 1200 DT and Proofiler 600 DT, which are designed for companies with high quality requirements and regulated markets. Thanks to their smart configuration and inspection options, the systems are particularly suitable for pharmaceutical packaging, package inserts and safety-critical printed products, enabling fast, complete sample inspection.
EyeC
EyeC GmbH, based in Hamburg, Germany, has been offering fast, accurate and user-friendly artwork checking and print image inspection systems worldwide since 2002. According to its own information, EyeC is the only provider on the market that ensures product quality throughout the entire manufacturing process, from the initial artwork file to the finished printed product. More than 3,000 EyeC inspection systems are now in use worldwide by pharmaceutical companies, printing companies and brand manufacturers. The company currently employs over 70 people in Hamburg and has international sales partners in more than 100 countries.
