Connectivity - Machine+Vision Features

Why your unused machine vision hardware doesn’t have to go to waste

In many plants, you will find cameras, lighting and other hardware that was once part of a visual inspection system but is no longer fit for purpose. Do you have to rip it up and build from scratch? Here, Zohar Kantor, Vice President of Sales at Lean AI, explains why an equipment-agnostic software technology can breathe new life into your existing machine vision hardware.

AI-optimised vision reaches ‘last outposts’ of manual food processing
- AI - Machine Learning
- (19/01/2023)
As labour shortages continue to bite, food processors are backing AI-powered vision systems to automate the last remaining manual operations on packaging and production lines.
Neural networks: the artificial additive that is missing in vegetable processing
- Machine Vision
- (20/07/2022)
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has arrived in the fresh produce industry and the results are astounding: waste associated with inaccurate trimming of vegetables is being slashed to zero and flawless product presentation is now a reality.

Meeting standards in food manufacturing with machine vision
- Machine Vision
- (16/03/2022)
According to a recent survey, only 1.7 percent of businesses are using machine vision, and a further 0.4 percent are testing specific advanced technologies using machine vision. This is concerning, particularly for food and beverage manufacturers that rely on their products meeting strict standards..
Minimising supply chain disruption with automation
- Machine Vision
- (14/03/2022)
The COVID-19 pandemic has been hugely disruptive to global business operations over the last 18 months.

Contrinex inductive sensors check the presence and position of workpiece carriers
- Machine Vision
- (25/10/2021)
Automation is extensively used throughout automotive assembly operations to transfer components between multiple production lines.
The digital revolution is arriving in prototyping
- Machine Vision
- (19/10/2021)
From the first light bulb to the first computer, great ideas change the world. When we think back on these inventions though, we often think of the end product and overlook everything that came before it. We forget that at one stage the greatest products we know and use today started as a mere idea with no physical form. A critical part of developing those products from ideas to being fully formed is prototyping..