Machine Vision Systems Converge at the Edge with Optics and AI

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Today's newsletter dives into machine and industrial vision, starting with John Oncea's look at how vision systems are shrinking as optics, sensors, and AI converge at the edge, enabling compact, real-time intelligence for industrial, consumer, and defense applications without cloud dependence. Opto Diode Corp. An ITW Company kicks off our partner editorial, writing about precision illumination and detection for machine vision systems. PG&O Precision Glass & Optics explores BOROFLOAT (the world’s first borosilicate glass by SCHOTT), while Canon USA offers a way to eliminate challenges such as damage to the target object, measurement errors due to friction, or slippage that occurs in contact-type measurements. Iridian Spectral Technologies explains how compensating gain glattening filters improve PPEF performance, Zygo looks at measuring jet engine turbine blades with 3D optical profilers, and Sensors Unlimited Inc, a Raytheon Company writes about the chemical process control. We also feature solutions from KrellTech, Gentec-EO, PI (Physik Instrumente) Group, and IDEX Health & Science, LLC, as well as the latest news. Click the link and arm yourself with knowledge: https://lnkd.in/eYXuRzkj

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