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Omron Automation manufactures intelligent automation product lines including: industrial robots, mobile robots, and other flexible automation equipment, machine vision and systems, plus software. Omron provides cost-effective robotics systems and services to high-growth markets including Packaged Goods, Life Sciences, Electronics and Semiconductor; as well as traditional industrial markets including machine tool automation and automotive components.
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Industry:
Aerospace
and Agriculture
Aerospace
, Agriculture
, Automotive
, Consumer Goods/Appliances
, Containers (glass, plastic, metal)
, Electronics/Electrical Components
, Energy/Solar/Wind Power
, Fabricated Metals
, Food & Beverage
, Glass
, Laboratory Equipment & Automation
, Medical Devices
, Military/Defense
, Miscellaneous Manufacturing
, Packaging
, Pharmaceutical
, Plastics
, Postal Service
, Robotics
, Rubber
, Semiconductor
, Telecommunications
, Textile/Apparel
, and Transportation
Application:
Bar Code/OCR Reading
, Component Verification
, and In Process Alignment
Bar Code/OCR Reading
, Component Verification
, In Process Alignment
, In Process Verification
, Material Analysis
, Monitoring (Vision-based)
, Process Control
, Quality Assurance
, System Analysis & Verification
, System Analysis & Verification
, Vision Guidance for Robotics
, Visual Inspection & Testing
, and Visual Inspection & Testing
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AutoVISION™ Machine Vision Software: Demo 4
POSTED 10/10/2011
AutoVISION is machine vision simplified. It is Microscan's new machine vision software interface for our new Vision MINI and Vision HAWK smart cameras, and is the easiest vision software available for basic to mid-range vision applications. This video demonstrates the output capabilities and formatting of AutoVISION using an emulator with ESP software.
Market Intelligence News & Insights:
How Will Apple’s $500 Billion Investment for US Manufacturing, Education, and AI Play Out?
On February 24th, Apple announced a “commitment… to spend and invest more than $500 billion in the U.S. over the next four years”, with plans for new manufacturing plants, enhanced support for manufacturing partners via their Advanced Manufacturing Fund, and a myriad of other initiatives. As part of this plan, Apple projects 20,000 new hires, with roles focused on R&D, silicon engineering, software development, and AI/ML engineering.