Webinare und Videos

inVISION Days Day 3: AI & Embedded Vision

inVISION Days Day 2: Spectral Imaging

inVISION Days Day 1: Cameras & Optics

Metrology

This webinar provides an overview of current metrology trends — CNN (optical/tactile), CT & X-ray, 3D inspection, surface analysis, and more — and where these new technologies are being used.

Surface Inspection

Surface inspection is becoming increasingly demanding. Users constantly require higher resolutions, faster inspections, and the ability to examine larger areas simultaneously. The following webinar will present what is currently possible.

AI-Based Vision

Hardly any topic is currently occupying the vision community more than the possibilities of AI vision. What solutions are currently available, for which applications are they particularly suitable, and what about AI training of the models?

Multi-Camera Systems

Multi-camera systems are increasingly being used in inspections. But where are the limits - number of cameras, interfaces, data transmission, etc. - and what technical possibilities are currently available? Learn more in the following webinar.

3D Sensors

What are the latest developments in 3D vision and 3D metrology? This webinar presents current developments in systems and devices, thus aiding in decision-making.

Camera Pre-Processing

In addition to frame grabbers, FPGAs are increasingly being used when image data needs to be transferred extremely quickly or processed directly on the camera. The various presentations in this webinar will demonstrate the current state of the art.

Laser for Machine Vision – Applications & Trends

In this webinar, Z-Laser will demonstrate `How Lasers support Rail Inspection and Maintenance´. Another topic will be ´Red, Blue, and Green Lasers – Finding the right Wavelength´.

(Telecentric) Lenses & Illuminations

This webinar provides a trend report on new developments in optics and illumination. Topics range from high-speed lighting, liquid lenses to lenses for spectral imaging and many more.

Start small. Scale smart: Modular Scanning Systems for distributed Tasks

VisionQX is a software platform specifically designed for vision applications to aggregate data from multiple systems and analyze it centrally. This can be implemented as an embedded solution using IPC or server-based systems to ensure data sovereignty and sec

Open Camera Platforms for Machine Vision: Flexible Software Integration with Alecs

Alecs, an open camera platform, enables custom machine vision applications on a flexible architecture. Covers system data flow and how libraries, external vision software, and user code can be combined. Focus on flexibility and avoiding closed ecosystems.

Fast, Easy, AI-Ready: Reducing Costs and Complexity in Vision-on-Edge System Design

Leveraging NXP i.MX 95 or i.MX 8M Plus processors with optional AI accelerators, the phyVIP Vision Integration Platform can cut development efforts by up to 70%. The solution is future-proof, scalable, and easily adaptable to the requirements of each projects.

Vision on the Edge

How does Vision on the Edge work and where is it already being used? Various companies (including Phytec, invisium, etc.) will provide an overview of what is already possible and present new embedded vision / AI vision products/solutions and applications.