by Flora Hess | 16. Dec 2021 | Machine Vision
YOLO has found its way from youth language into the world of artificial intelligence and machine learning – after semantic modification, it stands for the acronym You Only Look Once. Redmon et al. first presented YOLO in 2016 as a new approach for real-time...
by Julia Winter | 11. Nov 2021 | Machine Vision
The advantage that makes the difference Machine vision is being used more and more frequently in large companies and is already firmly established in many work processes. The takeover of tasks by machine vision systems such as quality inspections, bin picking and much...
by Thomas Schweitzer | 16. Sep 2021 | Machine Vision
As Managing Director of NOTAVIS GmbH, the leading OEM sales and consulting partner for industrial cameras and embedded vision solutions, Thomas Schweitzer is a long-time industry expert. His contribution shows efficient ways to individual vision solutions. Autonomous...
by Léonie Relic | 1. Jul 2021 | Machine Vision
Machine vision describes the ability of a computer to perceive its surroundings. This facilitates industrial processes and reduces the workload. Machine vision is therefore used in a variety of industrial processes. Object or pattern recognition, analysis of...
by Mareike Schindler-Kotscha | 10. Jun 2021 | Machine Vision
The possibilities of Machine Vision have increased significantly in recent years thanks to powerful vision controllers. Today, this makes it possible to take images, perform measurements and carry out inspection tasks that many would hardly have dared to imagine just...
by Mareike Schindler-Kotscha | 22. Apr 2021 | Machine Vision
Recording a point cloud is usually the first step in inspecting, grasping, measuring or representing real objects as a 3D object. As with cooking, the same applies here: The better the starting ingredients, the better the end result. That is why we would like to show...
