Using deep learning in machine vision

More and more, machine vision systems are expected to make dynamic, automated decisions based on variable conditions. The amount of time and effort to develop these systems can be daunting. Today, the advent of deep learning is changing this landscape and putting automation within the reach of many. Resources such as open-source libraries, Nvidia hardware, and FLIR cameras are helping to make this change happen FLIR cameras have advanced features that minimize the image pre-processing required for neural network training, work seamlessly with platforms such as NVidia Jetson TX-2 and Drive PX 2, and offer 24/7 reliability for trouble-free deployment.

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The recent Vision/VDMA round table event in Stuttgart brought together VDMA members, members of the Vision Advisory Board, alongside key association partners and members of the press for a sneak preview of what to expect at this year’s Vision event, and an update on the state of the market.

Using deep learning in machine vision

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