Zebra Technologies has announced that Polytag, a leading provider of advanced QR code and UV tag and trace solutions for circular economies, is using Zebra’s Aurora Vision Library to empower organisations to take actionable steps toward environmental accountability and circular economy goals.
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Artificial intelligence in the form of deep learning is already being used in many different machine vision applications. MVTec Software GmbH, based in Munich, provides customers with access to a wide range of deep learning methods through HALCON, the standard software for machine vision, enabling them to solve a variety of tasks.
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Smart Vision Lights (SVL) launches its Configurable LSR300 linear light, which has interchangeable OptiCard lens modifiers and optic windows for on-site customization.
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Shape-from-shading (SFS) is a computer vision technique that draws upon light and shadow patterns to reconstruct an object’s 3D shape from a single 2D image. As an inspection tool, SFS can be highly effective at identifying and measuring surface defects on an object such as scratches, dents, pores, and grinding marks that are often invisible in typical machine vision setups.
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The manufacture of glass displays for mobile devices requires a high level of precision and speed. Common surface defects in screen glass, such as scratches, chips and embedded foreign objects, should be identified and removed during manufacturing to ensure high-quality production at scale.
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Specim, a Konica Minolta company and leader in hyperspectral imaging, has announced the launch of the Specim SX25, a SWIR hyperspectral camera with world-leading resolution for highly accurate chemical analysis and identification of materials.
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Zebra Technologies Corporation, a leader in digitising and automating frontline workflows, says it is working closely with its manufacturing customers and industrial automation partners to bridge the gap between logistics and manufacturing industry need for 3D technologies and the upskilling required among industrial automation and machine vision builders and integrators.
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senswork, a leading provider of machine vision and AI solutions for the battery industry, will demonstrate its latest inspection innovations at The Battery Show North America 2025 in Detroit. The company will showcase how its advanced 2D and 3D inline inspection technologies enable manufacturers to ensure 100% quality assurance across battery production lines.
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In the relentless pursuit for near-zero defects per million (DPM), many manufacturers are turning to Industrial Vision AI for fully automating their inspection processes. Unlike traditional machine vision that relies on rigid, rule-based systems, Vision AI has the agility to learn, adapt and handle day-to-day variability.
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For decades, machine vision systems have relied on classical image processing algorithms, deterministic, rule-based, and engineered for precision. These systems excel at performing specific visual tasks under controlled conditions: measuring dimensions, detecting edges, verifying presence, and more.
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