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Since its adoption in 2006, the GigE Vision standard has become a favorite of the machine vision industry, growing to more than 30% of units sold annually, according to data compiled by the Automated Imaging Association.

Frame grabbers were developed in the early days of machine vision to provide a connection from analog cameras providing NTSC and PAL output signals to minicomputers requiring digital signals placed directly on data buses for digital memory storage.

Recently, on tour of the facility with Kyle Goetsch, Mennie’s quality manager, he explained how Mennie Machine has survived, and thrived.

Vision component manufacturers have embraced the standard and are expected to widely adopt it.

With a broad vote in favor of the new cycle, VISION 2013 will be cancelled and replaced by VISION 2014.

The USB3 Vision specification is the result of many months of collaboration between some of the machine vision industry's leading technology companies. 

The Association for Advancing Automation (A3) announced today that four employees have recently joined the organization. 

The acquisition is expected to enhance 3-D authoring platform, creates value and deliver a better, more affordable customer experience. 

Machine vision is a familiar technology in manufacturing and industry, and is used in an ever-growing range of tasks from simple code reading and assembly verification to robotic guidance and 3-D profiling.