Imaging News
Vision Systems Design, January 2021
This white paper will detail how machine vision—the automated computerized process of acquiring and analyzing digital images primarily for ensuring quality, tracking, and guiding production—benefits from deep learning as the latter is making the former more accessible and capable.
Matrox Imaging’s machine learning technology transforms quality assessment from human to machine-based, with dramatic improvements.
“STIHL has been using Matrox Imaging software, components, and systems for a number of years. Deep learning technology extends the field of image processing, in which conventional image processing yields inadequate results. Implementation of this new system—one that effectively deploys deep learning—has replaced objective visual processes that STIHL had in place. As a result, we anticipate great improvements in our efficiency, with the ability to perform new tasks, ensuring an overall improvement in the quality of our products.”
Alexander Fromm, Automation Systems Engineer, STIHL Group
Matrox® Imaging today reveals the forthcoming release of a new addition to its renowned Matrox Rapixo CXP series of frame grabbers.