Compact, low-power OCT devices uses ‘electrowetting’ for non-mechanical bioimaging
Research from the University of Colorado suggests a method that “changes the surface shape of optical liquid” could improve OCT imaging to better detect eye and heart conditions.
A compact optical coherence tomography (OCT) device has been developed by engineers at the University of Colorado (UC) that could replace mechanical in-vivo imaging devices with miniaturised, non-mechanical versions that use less power.
Ilchester Cheese boosts slicing line capacity by 50% with autonomous label verification
After installing OAL’s APRIL™ Eye vision system to automate label checks, the cheese company reduced production line errors while raising productivity
Hikrobot showcases its latest machine vision tools at Indian warehousing and automation events
IWS and Automation Expo both featured product demonstrations from Hikrobot, detailing a smart camera, 3D laser profile sensor and smart code reader
Machine vision and AI integrated into $89 consumer smart home camera
Hup AI’s low-cost smart home camera applies machine vision to real-world home contexts, enabling proactive safety, accessibility and organisational support
