What this supports
The recorded canonical result supports a damaged-screen outcome for this view and identifies crack.
RECORDED CASE 09 / FRONT-GLASS CRACKS
A narrow high-severity crack finding sits close to the right edge of the visible glass.
The damaged outcome resolved, but the exact finding inventory differed between model roles. The recorded canonical annotation is not human-verified ground truth.
Recorded VisionX inspection. The source photograph was auto-oriented, metadata-stripped, and resized for web only. Recorded canonical findings were re-rendered with thicker web-only boundaries for readability; their geometry was not expanded or repaired. Results apply only to the photographed view and are not accuracy benchmarks, functional tests, or whole-device guarantees.
Recorded VisionX inspection. The source photograph was auto-oriented, metadata-stripped, and resized for web only. Recorded canonical findings were re-rendered with thicker web-only boundaries for readability; their geometry was not expanded or repaired. Results apply only to the photographed view and are not accuracy benchmarks, functional tests, or whole-device guarantees.
CANONICAL DAMAGE FINDINGS
CAPTURE ARTIFACTS
The recorded canonical result supports a damaged-screen outcome for this view and identifies crack.
Small edge findings depend strongly on focus and framing; another angle could reveal different evidence.
Canonical boundaries are evidence regions, not a traced map of every crack branch.
THE NEXT STEP
Bring representative photographs and your decision rules to a scoped VisionX evaluation.