Artificial intelligence (AI) has received a lot of attention over recent years. It has also brought awareness to traditional machine vision processes in manufacturing and industrial automation. 

Seven years is how long I have been involved with the term ‘manufacturing’. Sure, this may not be as long as others, yet it is long enough to understand that manufacturing can be interesting for a lifetime.

Pleora Technologies expanded its industry-leading eBUS SDK™ to streamline application development and vision system connectivity for device manufacturers and integrators.

Reduces complexity, cost, and time to design and deploy AI and machine vision applications for automated quality inspection.

Digitize, automate, and upgrade error-prone manual processes and decisions to boost productivity and increase profits.

New automation and digitization tools can help make human manufacturing processing consistent, reliable, and traceable.

Online study aims to understand digitization trends for North American manufacturers – participate and get a free copy of the report 

Understanding the basics on AI, machine learning, and deep learning

This webinar discusses how two manufacturers – a distillery and an electronics assembly operation – are using camera-based visual inspection to protect their brand and make manual processes repeatable, consistent, and traceable. 

There is a “no-code revolution” happening, and it is happening everywhere. Within the school system students as young as kinder age are beginning to learn the foundations and concepts of “coding” — all without an actual requirement for a written line of code.