Machine Vision

North Coast provides solutions to integrate vision systems into manufacturing and logistics operations.

Loko's solution leverages AI software, dashboards and camera sensors that autonomously monitor, collect and report production metrics for large 3PL, distribution and fulfillment operations.

The $875 million deal for machine vision systems provider, to close later this year, expected to further Zebra's objective to help customers automate and digitize workflows

Company acquires Adaptive Vision, which offers machine vision software

Lidar solutions advance automation and safety for manufacturing and supply chain operations.

Advanced chipsets, software and standards to usher in next-gen machine vision technology.

Just over half of industry experts believe machine vision market will increase in the next six months, 38% believe sales will remain flat. Seven in 10 expect flat performance in the machine vision market, 24% believing sales will increase in the next six months.

Acquisition aligns computer vision AI solutions with Zebra’s enterprise asset intelligence vision.

Smarter and smaller vision technologies serve complex challenges with emerging automation solutions like AI-driven bin picking, autonomous vehicles, and advanced inspection technologies.

Market grows 19% in first quarter of 2018.

Double-digit growth, in units and dollars, sets records in the areas of robotics, machine vision, motion control, and motor technology.

Three companies join 10 current certified system integrators with three-year certification.

Survey of industry experts shows 50% expect market to increase over the next six months, 10% bracing for a decline.

Acquisition of providers of configuration software packages and sensors intended to serve automotive, consumer electronics and logistics markets.

Despite declines, machine vision market in North America saw growth over year-end 2015 levels; 56% of industry experts expect upward turn in the next six months.