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3 advancements that are increasing machine vision capabilities

Feb. 8, 2023
IoT Analytics recently shared its analysis of three trends

Similar to many aspects of automation, machine vision technology has experienced improvements as new and better technology becomes available. Advances in chip technology and lower barriers to entry are just a few factors that have helped machine vision technology advance.

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IoT Analytics recently shared its analysis of three trends pushing the boundaries of machine vision with AutomationWorld.com. The company notes in AutomationWorld's article, that users of machine vision technologies should take note of these advancements, as they will be key for improved machine vision performance and ensure return on investment. IoT Analytics notes the following as the three major trends to watch.  

  1. Advanced cameras
  2. Artificial intelligence
  3. Automated training

To learn more about these advancements and how they're impacting machine vision systems, read "3 Machine Vision Technology Trends" on the Endeavor Business Media partner site AutomationWorld.com.

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