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Case Study eBook: Machine Vision & Automation
From Automation to Autonomy with Edge AI Computers
Machine vision is an indispensable technology in many industries. Through the collaboration of hardware and software, machine vision uses cameras to capture images to detect objects on the production line, or image recognition to achieve automation. Machine vision often requires high computing power to process images, and even GPU power to run deep learning computer vision software for image differentiation, labeling, training, and inference to improve its accuracy.
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Neousys Technology America, Inc.
Neousys Technology is a manufacturer of rugged embedded systems, GPU computers, and modules.
Discover how Neousys Technology America, Inc. can support your automation journey with their complete range of solutions and expertise.
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Neousys Technology is a manufacturer of rugged embedded systems, GPU computers, and modules.
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Leadership Update from Active Silion
Active Silicon, the specialist manufacturer of imaging products and embedded vision systems, has announced the appointment of Brian O’Connell