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In the past, cameras were once the limiting component for performance in and imaging system. Today, lenses have become the critical component in many applications.
Imaging and machine vision are becoming more integrated into our daily lives. From autonomous vehicles to advanced medical diagnostics, camera and lens systems are now commonplace.
To compare and align products and processes—even processes running on different lines and in different plants—take a look at the versatile box-and-whisker chart.
The use of industrial vision as part of Industry 4.0 and smart factories has been discussed extensively in recent years, but requires machines to speak the same language.
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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.