Structure
ARQ checks layout, walls, windows, doors, island position, and appliance locations against the source export.
Kitchen render QA
Kitchen Render QA for AI-Enhanced Showroom Visuals
With ARQ, kitchen render QA starts automatically: the source export and generated attempt are compared for possible drift before a person makes the final approval decision.
What ARQ checks before a render reaches a client
Specification
ARQ checks for possible changes to cabinetry, handles, worktops, splashbacks, flooring, colours, and visible material intent.
Presentation
ARQ checks lighting, styling props, room scale, and camera angle; the responsible person retains final approval and client-expectation judgement.
Automatic QA, then human approval
Compare source and output
ARQ keeps the original export visible and automatically compares it with the generated attempt for possible drift.
Mark the next action
Approve, retry, reject, edit, or manually accept a known issue. Do not leave unclear renders floating in a folder.
Store only approved visuals
Move final renders into the right client room so the team knows which image is ready for presentation.
How ARQ makes QA easier to repeat
ARQ automatically compares the source export and generated attempt, surfaces possible-drift flags, and keeps comments and approval state together. A person then approves, retries, rejects, or accepts a known issue.