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    Food-line metal-detector apertures overlay reject sensitivity; Imagen 4 is 4K, text-only, 4 credits

    Walk-through detectors already own the door frame; this leftover is the pipeline aperture still on a food belt, with reject sensitivity burned as authored type — Imagen 4 is 4cr, 4K, text-only for the unit plate, Veo digits on the control head are a fake validation, and no generated operators.

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    Walk-through detectors already own the door frame; this leftover is the pipeline aperture still on a food belt, with reject sensitivity burned as authored type — Imagen 4 is 4cr, 4K, text-only for the unit plate, Veo digits on the control head are a fake validation, and no generated operators.

    A food-line metal detector that books is hardware on a belt: aperture height, reject mechanism, the control head a QA buyer will match to a bid. It is not a constructed operator waving a test wand, and it is not a walk-through arch in a lobby. Photograph the tunnel. Burn the reject figures you already published. Leave the public and the crew off the generate.

    Walk-through already owns the door

    Walk-through metal detectors: frame still, overlay this door, no generated public already shipped the facility job: photograph the arch on the real threshold, overlay the floor string, leave the queue off the generate. That leftover is a public-lane door. This leftover is a different object.

    Do not restage the door still as a food-line listing. Do not prompt “metal detector in a busy plant, operators checking packs” and call it the aperture. That paragraph decides a hall, a crew, and a cousin tunnel. Keep the jobs split. Facility plate: empty arch, location overlay. Pipeline plate: empty aperture, reject overlay. A generated visitor walking a lobby is the door-page kill. A generated packer at a belt is this page’s kill. Same rule, different address.

    The leftover is the aperture on a food belt

    Procurement already knows the category. What they need is the serial they quoted: aperture opening, belt width, the reject bin a line tech will empty. Text-to-video of “a food metal detector catching contamination” invents a cousin tunnel and a body you did not hire.

    Photograph the approved unit like a line card. Square-on of the aperture. Belt empty, or carrying a pack you actually sell. If the only photo includes an operator, crop them or shoot again. A generated line worker is a hard stop. The aperture is the subject. The belt is the address.

    The AI product video generator is the hardware contract: reference photos are the ground truth. Zoom to 100% and read the model badge before you keep a take. Prompt only camera on the unit: a slow push into the aperture, a hold on the reject flap. Re-describing “busy packing line, test pieces being passed” is how the model draws a second chassis and a crew.

    When frame one has to be the JPEG you approved, motion belongs on that file. Image-to-video starts from the upload. A slow hold is allowed. A reject “demo” with invented product sailing into a bin is a capability claim you did not photograph. A nicer cousin in a nicer plant is a different SKU.

    Overlay reject sensitivity as authored type

    Reject sensitivity is a claim: the Fe / non-Fe / stainless figures on the cut sheet you already ship, the test-piece sizes a QA manager will check against a validation pack. Those strings already exist. A video row asked to letter them on the control head will mint cousin digits. That is a false validation.

    Add a text overlay burns one authored line for the whole clip — top, center, or bottom. It does not transcribe. A mute tunnel has nothing to listen to. Write the string as it sits on the spec. Proof the overlay against the cut sheet. Overlay after picture lock. Crop to the delivery ratio before you burn type; top / center / bottom sit in a different safe zone after a 9:16 reframe.

    Do not prompt “metal detector with reject sensitivity clearly on the display, operator demonstrating a test wand.” Do not run auto-captions hoping a transcriber invents a millimetre nobody said. Sensitivity changes when the product changes. The aperture should not. Swap the overlay for the next SKU without regenerating the tunnel. If the still already carries a sharp, real legend you photographed on the head you ship, keep it. Do not “enhance” the panel. Prettier digits are a different validation.

    Veo digits on the control head are a fake validation

    Veo 3.1 is native audio, official 4K tier, 4 / 6 / 8 second clips, 40 credits, text-to-video. That is a scene. Text-to-video of “food metal detector rejecting a pack, digital readout showing sensitivity, operator explaining the test” will decide a cousin plant, cousin digits, and a host who never stood on your belt. 4K of the wrong head is still the wrong head.

    Pause any such clip: the numbers on the glass are the model’s, not yours. Do the unit plate on Imagen, or overlay after a real aperture still. Approve the characters.

    Imagen 4 is Google’s text-to-image row: 4K, 4 credits, photoreal, text-only. It cannot ingest the belt photo. It will decide a tunnel. Use Imagen 4 only when you need a closed, empty SKU still of the detector you sell — aperture empty, no pack, no operator — and you are willing to say the picture is a product render, not the line. No duration. audio is null. Do not ask Imagen to typeset millimetres into a display you will treat as evidence.

    No generated operators. A constructed QA tech waving a test wand is a private person and a mouth you did not hire. A silent aperture on a real belt is the leftover. Authored type on the plate is typesetting, not a validation you faked in Veo.

    FAQ

    Can we Veo the control head so the reject figures animate on the display?

    No. Veo 3.1 will mint digits that are not on the cut sheet. Overlay the Fe / non-Fe / stainless strings you already published, or keep a photographed panel. Do not treat a 4K readout as a QA record.

    Is this the same job as the walk-through metal-detector post?

    No. That post owns the door: the arch on a real threshold, location overlay, no generated public. This leftover is the pipeline aperture on a food belt — unit still, overlay reject sensitivity. Do not restage the door still as the food-line row.

    Why Imagen 4 instead of a talking cinematic row?

    Because the listing is a catalog still, not a mouth. Imagen 4 is 4K, 4 credits, text-only. A presenter row will talk over a belt it invented and stamp a sensitivity it did not measure.

    Can we generate operators so the detector looks in use?

    No. Those operators are private people. Photograph the empty aperture on the real belt. Overlay the reject set. A real named applications person, on a different shoot, if you need a voice. Do not invent a crew so the tunnel has a scene.