Intelligence on machines that act
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Cameras, sensors and perception software giving machines the ability to see, inspect and understand the physical world.
Neuromorphic cameras that report change rather than frames are finding their killer application in high-speed inspection — and quietly rewriting the machine vision playbook.
A new generation of neural processors is being designed for robots rather than phones. We map the contenders fighting to become the default brain of industrial autonomy.
Zero-shot inspection models are replacing hand-tuned vision pipelines that took decades to build. Here's what changes, what doesn't, and what to ask your vendor.
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