Face recognition, camera monitoring, garment classification, reports and scale integration.
Run laundry operations with workers, cameras, live monitoring, analytics and weight channels in one desktop app.
Workers • Camera • Live • Remote • Garment Engine • Statistics • Analytics • Email • AI Center • Settings
Laundrix is a B2B desktop application for professional laundry operations. It registers workers, connects USB/Wi‑Fi/LAN cameras, identifies workers through face photos, monitors activity in Live, provides a protected Remote dashboard inside the local network, trains garment classes in Garment Engine, generates operational statistics and analytics, schedules automatic report emails, verifies AI modules, and maps basket and hanger scales to workstations.
APP: DESKTOP
TARGET: PROFESSIONAL LAUNDRIES
MODE: LOCAL / LAN OPERATION
FLOW: CAMERA • LIVE • REPORTS • SCALES
Plain scope: Laundrix is sold only B2B and is aimed at companies that need worker registration, video-based monitoring, garment classification, reporting, and workstation-to-scale mapping in one local system. The software includes a 30-day free trial; after that, a paid license activation is required to continue using it.
Commercial terms: perpetual license €2500 + VAT. No warranty. No assistance. Software sold as is.
- 30-day free trial available before any paid activation
- Perpetual paid license after evaluation
- No guarantee, no support, no hand-holding after sale
- Hardware for the weighing system is not included with the software
What the app does
- Workers: register workers, store profile data, add face photos from files or camera, search, update, or delete records.
- Camera: connect one USB, Wi‑Fi, or LAN camera source at a time and assign it to a workstation.
- Live: monitor the feed, review the last detected worker, inspect the detected workers list, and open the worker profile.
Practical point: the normal setup order is workers first, camera second, live monitoring third. Trying to configure everything at once is how people waste time.
Main tabs
- Remote: browser dashboard on the same network, protected by password and QR access.
- Garment Engine: create garment classes, import images, train, activate, or roll back model versions.
- Statistics / Analytics: KPI summaries, breakdown tables, charts, trends, exports, and operational comparisons.
- Email: schedule automatic emails and optionally attach the latest report.
- AI Center / Settings: verify module status and fine-tune detection, reports, retention, and scale mapping.
Reality check: AI Center is for verification, not for random button pressing because the interface allows it.
Weight integration and workstation mapping
- Configure basket and hanger channels per workstation.
- Set tare values, scale values, trigger levels, stability timing, and noise handling.
- Use diagnostics to confirm service availability, configured channels, online channels, and active readings.
- Wrong workstation reacting to the wrong scale is usually not magic. It is bad mapping.
Important: the software can configure channels and calibration, but it does not repair bad mechanics, bad mounting, or bad wiring.
Reports, trends, and daily use
- Use Statistics for exact numbers by worker, garment, workstation, and time range.
- Use Analytics for charts such as trend, weekday, hour, heatmap, classified vs unclassified, and model version distribution.
- Use Email to schedule automatic report delivery through Gmail credentials and recurrence rules.
- Use Remote only inside the same network, with a password, when checking the system from another device.
Operational advice: keep the setup simple, calibrate what matters, and do not confuse “there is a setting” with “it should be changed every day”.
Installing the scales
- The weighing hardware is not sold with the software and must be purchased separately from Phidgets or authorized distributors.
- Required setup: 4 × Phidgets 1196 Weighing Scale Kit, 4 × Phidgets 1194 Single Point Load Cell - 25kg, 2 × Phidgets 1270 PhidgetBridge 4-Input, and Phidgets 1246 USB-A to Mini-B cable.
- One 1196 kit should be installed per basket position. One 1194 load cell should be installed per hanger position.
- All load cells must be wired to the two 1270 interfaces, then each interface must be connected to the computer by the 1246 USB cable.
Critical installation notes
- Physical assembly, fixing, and safe installation are entirely the responsibility of the user or installer.
- Proper mounting matters. A badly installed scale gives bad readings, and there is no software fix for bad mechanics.
- After mounting, the installer should proceed with configuration, mapping, testing, and calibration before normal operation.
- The software is sold as is. Hardware is separate. Mechanics are your problem.
Manual: the full user manual is available here: LAUNDRIX_USER_INSTRUCTION_MANUAL.pdf
INSTALLING THE SCALES
To install the weighing system, the user must first obtain the required hardware separately. These products are not sold with the software and must be purchased directly from Phidgets or from authorized distributors.
- 4 × Phidgets 1196 Weighing Scale Kit — used to build the 4 complete basket scales, one for each basket.
- 4 × Phidgets 1194 Single Point Load Cell - 25kg — used as the weight sensors for the hanger positions.
- 2 × Phidgets 1270 PhidgetBridge 4-Input — used to read the 8 weight sensors in total, since each interface accepts up to 4 load cells.
- Phidgets 1246 USB-A to Mini-B cable — used to connect each interface to the computer.
Important notes: installation is straightforward, but physical assembly and mounting are entirely the responsibility of the user or installer. Proper mounting matters. A badly installed scale gives bad readings, and there is no software fix for bad mechanics. After installation, all scales should be tested and calibrated before normal operation.
Interface Preview
Preview of the Laundrix desktop interface
