Vision Systems Design

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From Data Deluge to Real-Time Results: Building High-Performance Imaging Systems As machine vision applications generate more data, engineers must deliver real-time results without overwhelming system resources. From industrial automation and defense to medical...

Tune in to new episodes of Visions: A Machine Vision and Automation Solutions Podcast every Tuesday! 's podcast https://bit.ly/3UGzMEI .

The countdown to VISION 2026 is on. From Oct. 6-8 in Stuttgart, the machine vision industry will showcase the latest advances in AI, automation, robotics, and industrial inspection.

Drop by Booth 10C02 and pick up a free copy of Vision Systems Design's special Fall 2026 print edition. In the meantime, here's a preview of some of the innovations you'll see at the show: https://bit.ly/4hdnJuE

Traditionally, when it comes to imaging and machine vision, motion blur is an error, flaw, or operational issue. Now it looks like it could actually be a useful tool. In this episode of "Visions: A Machine Vision and Automation Solutions Podcast", Dr. Michael Fanous discusses motion blur with VSD's Sharon Spielman. Give it a listen https://bit.ly/4AsHbe7. vision

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From Data Deluge to Real-Time Results: Building High-Performance Imaging Systems As machine vision applications generate more data, engineers must deliver real-time results without overwhelming system resources. From industrial automation and defense to medical...

Wow! Check out this latest imaging innovation from the University of Kentucky -- it's called Bring Your Own Projector, and it combines a high-speed global-shutter camera with onboard HDMI processing, allowing seamless integration with various projectors for structured-light 3D scanning. University of Kentucky https://bit.ly/4yfH4kY. .

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Here's an interesting look at the impact of AI-enabled drones on public safety and infrastructure. has the details: https://bit.ly/4bSfHEe. .

Here's a fun way to start the week and sharpen your machine vision/imaging vocabulary -- play OptiLex https://bit.ly/4rjhwjT, 's Wordle-inspired word game. Come on; show us what you got! .