Articles Tagged with ''machine vision''

Brandon joined Applied Vision as vice president of operations.

In September 1997, Dr. Klaus-Henning Noffz and Dr. Ralf Lay founded the company as a University of Mannheim spin-off.

Optical character recognition (OCR) is an important technique in industrial environments. After all, machine vision makes it possible to reliably identify workpieces and products throughout the entire value chain based on printed or stamped characters. 

All machine vision systems rely on the production of an image of sufficient quality to allow the required measurements to be made.

The North American robotics market had its best opening half ever to begin 2017.

Kumler joins 11 other OPI entrepreneurs, innovators, business executives and investors to the Luminate national advisory board.

Boulder Imaging announced the several promotions and additions within its leadership team including Aaron Coppage, director of hardware engineering for IdentiFlight; Shelley Vierra, director of marketing and communications; and Chris Sheridan, senior director of hardware engineering.  Additionally, Lindsey Berginski joined the company as director of finance and administration.

In 2000, the Camera Link standard was adopted as one of the first machine vision standards. Now more than 17 years old, it has seen some changes and several other standards have emerged and been adopted by the industry.

Successful system integrators display common traits and practices. Whether you are a system integrator (SI) or an end-user, knowing the qualities that make a SI successful can really make a difference in your business.

A complex manufacturing world is requiring increasingly intricate solutions to address both quality and economic concerns.