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Vision Spectra Newsletter — Smart Factories, AI and 3D Vision for Depalletization, Multispectral Lighting, and more. (12/23/2020)

Vision Spectra Newsletter — Smart Factories, AI and 3D Vision for Depalletization, Multispectral Lighting, and more.

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Wednesday, December 23, 2020

Quarterly newsletter from Photonics Media featuring the latest advancements in and applications for vision systems – from sensors to software. Manage your Photonics Media membership at Photonics.com/subscribe.

For Smart Factories, a Vision of Success
Smart factories require collecting information about products, processes, and people to achieve highly automated manufacturing. In this undertaking, machine vision will supply key data. Traditionally, vision technology has performed parts inspection, product tracking, or robot guidance. Because of smart factories’ increasing emphasis on process control and wide sharing of vision outputs, vision systems now face new demands.

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Multispectral Lighting: A Practical Option for Difficult Industrial Imaging Situations
During the past few years, color and spectral imaging approaches have become more prevalent in machine vision system design. Today, machine vision lighting companies and industrial camera designers are working to provide multispectral solutions for industrial applications by either adding more color channels to their standard red, green, blue (RGB) cameras or by implementing new lighting methods for performing spectral analysis. With reduced hardware and computing costs, and advancements in vision software, these tools have become viable options for integrators over a wide range of applications.

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AI + 3D Machine Vision Transforms Depalletization
Manually offloading pallets requires scores of employees to work nonstop. Extensive job and safety training is required, and because the task is physically demanding, injuries often result, leading to increased absenteeism. These are a few of the reasons companies are increasingly electing to automate depalletization. Robots can work around the clock every day of the year, without human intervention. And they require less floor space in which to operate.

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3D Mechanical Database Brings Together Components, Machine Learning
A team of mechanical engineers from Purdue University has undertaken the task of establishing a nearly 60,000-component, open-source, annotated database of 3D mechanical parts. The database aims to bring together applications in machine learning with the individual parts that enable those applications and more.

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Researchers Make Neural Network Show Its Work

A team of researchers at Duke University is addressing issues of transparency when it comes to the deep learning methods of neural computer vision systems. A technique the team has introduced aims to help to understand potential errors and biases in the “thinking” of deep learning algorithms.

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Wearable Camera Devices Enable Human Motion Capture, Bare-hand Interactions

Researchers from Tokyo Institute of Technology, Carnegie Mellon University, the University of St. Andrews, and the University of New South Wales have developed a wrist-worn device that is able to estimate 3D hand poses for virtual reality applications.

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