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Vision & Sensors
V&S
May 2022 | qualitymag.com/VS
Table of Contents
From the Editor | Darryl Seland
The Wave
Face of Quality | Jim L. Smith
Creativity
Other Dimensions | hill Cox
The High Cost of Zero
Speaking of Quality | Jim Spichiger
ASQ’s Influence
Guest Column | Ian R. Lazarus
“Paper or Plastic?”
Columns
Implementing Machine Vision
System Integration
Cameras
Vision Robotics
In the Next Issue
TRENDS
The Place for Deep Learning in Industrial Machine Vision
Deep learning is an “add on” to traditional machine vision. It does not eliminate the ability to handle a range of tasks using traditional tools.
LIGHTING
Three Challenges in Machine Vision Lighting Today and How to Solve Them
With increased speeds, dynamic production lines, and advanced inspection processes, smart automated lighting is driving machine vision solutions.
VISION
Developments in Vision Systems: Deep Learning, Rapid Development Environments and Factory Integration
The move to Industry 4.0 requires better connectivity to enable data transfer and sharing between all components within the factory structure.
MACHINE VISION 101
Optics 101: Assembling a Machine Vision System
Defining the needs of the system will refine the choices for types of cameras, imaging lenses, and illumination schemes.
Features
As machine vision technologies and capabilities advance, new applications inevitably emerge, helping end users increase efficiency and productivity in novel ways. Source: Smart Vision Lights
About The Cover
Robotics: What’s Trending Now
The industry is growing faster than ever, and there are a lot of new trends to be aware of, says A3 President Jeff Burnstein, including mobile robots, AI and the rise of automation.
E-XTRA
Visions & Sensors Adverting Index
V&S Adverting Index
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May 2022 | Volume 61 | Number 5
