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Hikvision has its headquarters in Hangzhou, China
output of which can be shared throughout its divisions and the technology adopted in its product designs. Huo remarked: ‘Te market – as shown by our stock price – has high expectations for us, because it feels that we are holding the AI algorithm, we are strong in hardware and we are holding a big advantage in terms of our video data. Tis translates into the idea that Hikvision is one of the important players in AI.’ Hikvision ranks as one of the
key AI players in China, according to Huo. ‘Tat [expertise in AI] will also help us to extend our business in factory automation, because for barcode reading and other vision tasks, deep learning is quite important to provide good solutions. Tese are quite different to earlier solutions; it will be the future, we feel.’
This translates
into the idea that Hikvision is one of the important players in AI
with smart factories or Industry 4.0, and that the vision system is one of the key components to achieve this. ‘Te Chinese machine vision market is still very young, but because of the government policy and the requirements in improving quality in products, it is good timing for upgrading manufacturing capabilities,’ he said. ‘Vision is one of the key factors to make this happen.’ Huo pointed to trends like
3D and embedded solutions as being used more in the future for machine vision applications. With this in mind, Hikvision has developed a new board-level camera with IMX178 sensor and a 3D camera using line laser technology, both of which
China and globalisation China is one of the most promising markets for machine vision. It has a strong manufacturing base coupled with growing levels of factory automation, and European and American vision suppliers see China as a key country to sell into. Huo noted that mobile phone production is one big reason why China is such a strong market for machine vision. He added that the Chinese government is promoting the upgrade of manufacturing plants to fall in line
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will be released in early 2018. Te firm is also introducing a new series of products integrating Sony sensors (IMX226, IMX183, IMX253, IMX250, IMX267, and IMX304) in Q1 and Q2 2018, with GigE, USB3.0 and 10GigE interfaces. Huo concluded that Hikvision is aiming
to be an important player in the machine vision market. ‘We already have experience in the CCTV industry. Over the last 10 years we have expanded our business to overseas, outside China.’ He said the firm will listen to its customers in order to make products to meet their requirements. ‘By doing this, we will grow with our customers together.’ O
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