Items Tagged with 'machine vision'

Automakers are embracing automated bin-picking to overcome manufacturing challenges, leveraging cutting-edge vision-guided robotics to boost efficiency in their processes.

Teledyne FLIR OEM, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, announced the availability of radiometric models of its high-performance Boson®+ thermal and Hadron™ 640R+ dual thermal-visible camera modules.

How do you capture small, fast-moving objects as efficiently as possible and without motion blur?

Getting started with machine vision and automated inspection is easier than ever, despite the gap between hobbyist and industrial tools. You can make significant progress with dedication by using rapid prototyping, open-source tools, and engaging with a supportive community.

Amid the AI hype, we should ask if we're using it to achieve specific goals or just for the sake of it. The value of AI lies in its real-world application, not just as a buzzword. It's important to stay focused on our objectives and the challenges we aim to solve.

Machine vision is transforming modern manufacturing. Innovations like event-based imaging and AI-driven tools are revolutionizing quality assurance and efficiency. This article examines key trends, highlighting breakthroughs in imaging, industrial streaming cameras, area scan sensors, and intelligent software that set new standards for precision and performance.

Lucid Vision Labs, Inc. has expanded its Atlas®10 series with the release of a new high resolution model featuring onsemi’s XGS 45000 CMOS global shutter image sensor.

Explore the role of industrial Ethernet switches in machine vision applications, highlighting key factors for selecting a switch that meets the high bandwidth and data rate demands and our focus is on GigE Vision cameras, the most commonly used protocol in industrial networks and machine vision today.

As technology advances, a key debate centers on AI versus the human eye in inspection. Both manufacturing and medical sectors are questioning whether AI surpasses human vision or if the human eye still holds an undeniable advantage.

Manufacturers are turning to automation amid a labor shortage, with 67% of U.S. companies unable to attract talent and 622,000 job openings as of January 2024. In Europe, 75% of employers face similar challenges. The push for reshoring and tariffs intensifies the demand for automation.