Articles Tagged with ''machine vision''

In many industries, manual inspection is replaced by machine vision inspection technology for its higher speed and greater accuracy which improves product quality and reduces production costs.

If we were to name one of the most common applications for industrial robotics, it would probably be material handling.

Like all computer technology, the speed, power and affordability of image analysis software for automated vision systems has improved exponentially since its advent in the 1970s, when the first algorithms simply counted pixels.

North American sales of machine vision systems and components grew 22 percent in the first quarter of 2015, the market’s highest first quarter total in history.

More than 500 global leaders from the robotics, machine vision, motion controls, motors and other automation industries are expected to attend.

The China Machine Vision Union has now joined the group.

Microscan appointed Bart Nollet to the position of regional sales director for Microscan’s EMEA region.

According to Hollywood script writers, robots are either secretly intent on overthrowing humanity or they’re beeping, blinking, and buzzing sidekicks that provide comedic relief.

North American sales of machine vision components and systems grew 15 percent to $2.3 billion in 2014, its highest annual total on record.

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