Industrial Vision (Computer Vision)

What Quality Managers Get Wrong Before a Single Camera is Installed

Blog Posts, Industrial Vision (Computer Vision), Lincode /

This blog post was originally published at Lincode’s website. It is reprinted here with the permission of Lincode. The pilot looked great. Detection rates were strong, the demo impressed leadership, and the vendor was confident. Then it hit real production. Variable lighting, inconsistent line speeds, legacy equipment that wouldn’t talk to modern software, and operators who […]

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Reinventing Belt Monitoring: How AI Detects Damage Before Failure

Algorithms & Models, Blog Posts, Industrial Vision (Computer Vision), Renesas /

This blog post was originally published at Renesas’ website. It is reprinted here with the permission of Renesas. In industrial motor-driven systems, belts play a critical role in enabling the smooth and efficient transfer of mechanical power between rotating elements. These components connect two shafts, one driven by a motor and the other powered through a

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BrainChip AKD1500 Now Available in Compact M.2 Form Factor, Enabling Edge AI in Industrial and Commercial Designs

BrainChip, Industrial Vision (Computer Vision), News, Processors /

Lower-cost, lower-power edge AI accelerator gives designers a plug-and-play path to upgrade legacy systems to Akida LAGUNA HILLS, Calif. – July 28, 2026 — BrainChip Holdings Ltd. (ASX: BRN, OTCQX: BRCHF, ADR: BCHPY), a global leader in ultra-low power, fully digital, event-based neuromorphic AI, today announced that its AKD1500 chip based on the Akida™ neuromorphic

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NAMUGA Demonstration of the Stella120 and 180 – Wide-Angle Solid-State LiDAR Modules

Industrial Vision (Computer Vision), Namuga Vision Connectivity, Robotics, Sensors and Cameras, Summit 2026, Transportation and Logistics, Videos /

Arthur You, Global Sales Manager at NAMUGA, demonstrates the company’s LiDAR: Stella120 and 180 wide-angle solid-state LiDAR modules at the 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. The demonstration showcases long-range sensing capabilities, wide field-of-view coverage and high-resolution environmental perception enabled by NAMUGA’s solid-state LiDAR technology. Designed for next-generation robotics, smart mobility, and industrial automation applications, the modules

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Product Engineering Trends 2026

Aerospace and Defense, Blog Posts, HCLTech, Industrial Vision (Computer Vision), Information Access and Analytics, Processors, Software /

The next era of product engineering will be defined by 10 shifts reshaping industry leadership   This article was originally published at HCLTech’s website. It is reprinted here with the permission of HCL Tech. At HCLTech, we believe product engineering has entered a more consequential era; an environment where AI, compute, energy, resilience, regulation and sovereignty

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NXP Tech Days Comes to Silicon Valley

Automotive, Industrial Vision (Computer Vision), News, NXP Semiconductors, Processors, Robotics, Security, Sensors and Cameras, Software, Tools /

NXP Semiconductors will host “NXP Tech Days,” on August 18, 2026, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm PDT in Santa Clara, California. The event will feature hands-on workshops, expert-led sessions, and real-world insights across embedded systems, edge AI, connectivity, and security. From the event page: The Future, Engineered During the general session, discover how NXP

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Powering the Next Generation of NVIDIA AI Factories with MGX

Analog Devices, Industrial Vision (Computer Vision), News, NVIDIA, Processors /

This blog post was originally published at Analog Devices’ website. It is reprinted here with the permission of Analog Devices. As AI workloads accelerate, the shift toward AI factories are driving unprecedented rack-level power density. At the center of this transition is NVIDIA MGX™, an open modular architecture that enables faster system design, improved scalability and rapid

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Optimizing Warehousing Efficiency: Arducam’s Custom Barcode Scanning Solution for Smart Forklifts

Arducam, Industrial Vision (Computer Vision), Medical, Retail, Robotics, Sensors and Cameras, Transportation and Logistics /

This blog post was originally published at Arducam’s website. It is reprinted here with the permission of Arducam. In the rapid evolution of smart warehousing, the forklift has transformed from a simple lifting machine into a sophisticated mobile data hub. For an Automated Identification Solutions provider, the challenge isn’t just about “taking a picture” of a barcode; it’s

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“Navigating Physical AI Deployment Across Multiple Platforms for Automated Optical Inspection,” a Presentation from eInfochips (an Arrow company)

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Barrie Mullins, Assistant Vice President at eInfochips (an Arrow company) presents “Navigating Physical AI Deployment Across Multiple Platforms for Automated Optical Inspection” at the May 2026 Embedded Vision Summit. As automated optical inspection moves from the server room to the factory floor, the promise of “seamless” AI deployment often hits… “Navigating Physical AI Deployment Across

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Engineering Intelligence at the Physical Edge

Automotive, Blog Posts, Consumer, HCLTech, Industrial Vision (Computer Vision), Medical, Robotics /

As AI moves into vehicles, appliances and industrial systems, the next challenge is scaling physical intelligence safely, reliably and in real-world conditions   This article was originally published at HCLTech’s website. It is reprinted here with the permission of HCL Tech. Key takeaways Physical AI is reaching an inflection point as intelligence moves into real-world systems

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