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    Courtesy of MPE
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    Using Deep Learning to Automate Inspection of Medical Carts

    Automated machine vision system at MPE inspects fastening hardware on metal carts that hold medical devices.
    March 7, 2023
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    AI Vehicle Inspection with Ultra-High-Resolution Cameras

    Automated inspection of rental cars is now possible using a combination of machine learning and high resolution sensors.
    Feb. 7, 2023
    Courtesy of IDS
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    Machine Vision System Detects Forest Fires Early, Aiding Efforts to Extinguish Them

    Based on machine vision and deep learning, automated system detects fires in forested areas throughout France.
    Jan. 31, 2023
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    Novel 3D Imaging System Helps Optimize Athletic Performance from Head to Toe

    Advanced AI-enabled software, 3D sensors, and powerful industrial PCs deliver data that can optimize coaching strategies and athletic execution.
    Jan. 27, 2023
    Courtesy of Serve Robotics
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    Mobile Robots Use Machine Vision to Deliver Food

    Numerous companies offer this robotic delivery service, which relies on machine vision technologies for such tasks as navigation and obstacle avoidance.
    Jan. 23, 2023
    ZeroEyes
    ZeroEyes’s proprietary software will be layered on top of SEPTA’s existing security cameras. It will identify brandished guns and dispatch alerts to safety personnel and local law enforcement as fast as three to five seconds after detection.

    PA Transit Authority to Deploy AI Gun Detection System

    To decrease response times to incidents at which a gun is brandished, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) is rolling out a pilot program involving AI...
    Jan. 13, 2023
    Courtesy of Amazon
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    Amazon Testing Robotic Arm that Identifies Individual Products

    The robot can manipulate 65% of Amazon’s sortable inventory of more than 100 million products, not including large products such as appliances.
    Dec. 21, 2022
    Figure 1: For 3D problems, feature detection needs to be performed on depth images, typically point clouds, created by dual-camera stereo systems or time-of-flight-based cameras that emit infrared light and measure the time it takes the reflection to arrive back at the camera. (Images courtesy of Micropsi Industries.)

    AI Offers Advantages for Control-Oriented Vision Systems for Robotics

    End-to-end-trained AI-based control offers higher reliability and precision than the traditional measure-and-execute paradigm.
    Dec. 9, 2022
    Courtesy of Tennant Co.
    The autonomous robot scrubs floors and scans inventory at Sam's Club.

    Sam’s Club Adds Inventory Sensing Technology

    The inventory sensing and management product provides Sam’s Club with information about product stock levels, product location on shelves, compliance with product placement plans...
    Nov. 18, 2022
    Courtesy of University of California, Davis
    A lightweight and fast experimental camera includes a thin microlens array and sensor.

    3D Camera Without Lens Could Be Useful in Machine Vision

    The system overcomes the obstacles seen in other cameras without lenses, resulting in a lightweight and fast camera.
    Nov. 14, 2022