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Cincoze Embedded Computer for Vision-guided Robots in Smart Applications
Among the new technologies used in the burgeoning smart factory market, machine vision has proven a popular choice, enabling new technologies like vision-guided robots (VGRs) that make production lines more flexible, elastic and efficient. -
Industry Collaboration Results in New Era of 3D Cameras
Jabil announces joint effort with ams OSRAM and Artilux on a SWIR 3D camera for both indoor and outdoor applications. -
BitFlow Identifies Five Machine Vision Trends for 2023
Bitflow has identified continued growth and more advanced sensors as trends for machine vision in 2023. -
Research Team Uses BitFlow CoaXPress Frame Grabber to Determine Habituation Model
Behavior of the larval zebrafish in response to abrupt global dimming (a dark flash) was recorded using a Mikrotron EoSens CXP-4 four-megapixel camera linked to a Bitflow Cyton CXP4 four-channel CoaXPress frame grabber. -
Chromasens Announces Participation at Upcoming SPIE: Photonics West 2023 Exhibition
Chromasens announced today it will participate in the upcoming Photonics West exhibition sponsored by the Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE), scheduled for Jan. 18 to Feb. 2, 2023 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California. -
Machine Vision 'Made in Germany' to Grow by 8% in 2022
Machine vision in Germany is expected to achieve a turnover of 3.3 billion euros in 2022, which corresponds to an increase of 8% compared to the previous year. -
Motion Ai Opens New Facility in Minnesota
Motion Industries, Inc., a leading distributor of maintenance, repair and operation replacement parts, and a premier provider of industrial technology solutions, is pleased to announce Motion Ai’s new and extensive facility, which officially opened on June 1, 2022. -
Fives Opens New Facility in Dallas, Texas
Fives celebrated opening its new location in Dallas, Texas, for its Fives DyAG Corp. operations, signifying the organization's continued commitment to providing its leading technical expertise, solutions and services with a customer-centric, local approach. -
Teledyne to Exhibit an Unmatched Range of New Industrial Imaging Technologies at The Vision Show
Teledyne will showcase its newest products and solutions at The Vision Show taking place Oct. 11-13, in Boston, Mass. -
CAD2SCAN Named Best Innovation in Machine Vision at the VISION Show
Israel-based smart inspection planning company Kitov.ai is pleased to announce that its CAD2SCAN software has received the VISION Award for best innovation in the machine vision industry. -
IDTechEx Discusses if Cobots Are Safe to Work Side by Side With Humans
Unlike traditional industrial robots that are physically separated from human operators, cobots are designed to work side by side with humans. This leads to a significantly higher requirement for safety. -
Machine Vision Systems Market Accelerates with Increased Adoption of Robots
New ARC Advisory Group research on the Machine Vision (MV) Systems market reveals that demand for 3D machine vision systems has accelerated with the growing adoption of robotics in a wide range of industries. -
KUKA Brings Advanced Vision-Based Automation to the Vision Show 2022
Showcasing the latest most advanced vision technologies, KUKA Robotics will bring two automated cells–one demonstrating automated mobility and another a bin-picking application–to The Vision Show. -
RDI Technologies Acquires Fastec Imaging
SFW capital-backed RDI's acquisition of Fastec adds technology expertise, a broader product line and new market access. -
SICK Named Global IIoT Sensor Company of the Year
SICK is pleased to announce that it has received the 2022 Global Industrial Internet of Things Sensor Company of the Year Award from Frost and Sullivan. -
The Vision Show to Feature Keynotes from Boston Dynamics, NVIDIA, Sony Electronics and Microsoft
North America’s largest machine vision and imaging show returns to Boston Oct. 11-13. -
Do Woodpeckers Have Shock Absorbers? Mikrotron Cameras Help Disprove Scientific Theory
The skull of a woodpecker has long been thought to serve as a shock absorber that minimizes the harmful deceleration on its brain while pecking hard woods. Researchers at the University of Antwerp, Belgium recently used a Mikrotron EoSens TS3 camera to challenge this hypothesis. -
Swedish Analytics Specialists Image Systems Opts for Codemeter-based License Management Technology
Wibu-Systems has been chosen by the Swedish company Image Systems to supply its IP protection and license management solution for their new TEMA platform. -
BitFlow Inks New European Distribution Deal
MaVis Imaging will represent BitFlow frame grabbers in Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Portugal. -
Robots With AI Will Interpret Images as Reliably as Humans
Nigel Smith, CEO of industrial robot specialist TM Robotics, explains why a combination of 2D and 3D vision systems and artificial intelligence (AI) are among the latest technologies set to usher in a new phase of robotics.




















