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How 3D imaging and AI are tackling long-held logistics challenges

Cognex’s In-Sight 2800 Detector with two inset images of it detecting packages

Cognex’s In-Sight 2800 Detector can check whether an item is present on ship sorters, or within totes or trays, classify packaging types and identify process issues such as conveyor jams (Image: Cognex)

Logistics firms have struggled picking transparent objects or unloading packages of varying size. James Bakewell explores how vision leaders are helping

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