Articles Tagged with ''Machine Vision''

The combination of closed loop quality systems and AI-driven machine vision is transforming manufacturing by enabling real-time adjustments and proactive problem-solving.

Machine vision is vital for industrial automation, providing essential image analysis amid labor shortages. Effective implementation relies on precise lighting to ensure high-quality images, with different applications requiring specific setups, such as backlights for measurements and line scan lights for fast-moving materials.

Automotive manufacturers are using the technology to inspect battery compartments and other safety-critical assemblies.

In this sixth in a series of nine emerging protocols, we showcase 10GigE, a telecommunication technology that offers data speeds up to 10 billion bits per second.

In this fifth in a series of nine, we review MIPI (Mobile Industry Processor Interface) protocols, a set of standards developed by the MIPI Alliance for the integration of high-speed interfaces in mobile and mobile-influenced devices.

In this fourth in a series of nine, we review Scalable Low-Voltage Signaling with Embedded Clock (SLVS-EC), a high-speed interface developed by Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation (SSS) for fast, high-resolution image sensors.

In this third in a series of nine, we review CoaXPress, a high-speed digital video transmission standard primarily used in machine vision applications.

In this second in a series of nine, we review Thunderbolt, another exciting protocol that provides a high-bandwidth, versatile, and efficient solution for transmitting video, data, and power through a single connection.

As technology speedily advances, exciting and emerging protocols are being developed and adopted from other industries to enhance the efficiency, accuracy, and integration of machine vision systems.

By dividing the data stream into smaller parts and processing them together, the system can handle larger volumes of data in a shorter amount of time, increasing overall productivity and throughput.