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IMAGING & MACHINE VISION EUROPE 4 News


MIT researchers use synthetic images to enhance AI training; Oxford Metrics to purchase IVS; Sony profits hit by fall in image sensor sales; US Chips Act grant to advance computer vision; Basler and MVTec partner with Siemens; AI and hyperspectral imaging detect methane from orbit; PLUS the latest from EMVA and UKIVA


10 How can deep learning optimise vision inspection?


Hongsuk Lee explores the benefits of deep learning, as well as the roadblocks preventing its widespread adoption in machine vision


12 Why hyperspectral Earth imaging has a bright future


A boom in satellite activity and capability is driving a giant leap forward in technological capacity, reports Andrei Mihai


16 Event-based vision rises to the challenge of IoT


Event-based vision sensors are evolving to address the internet of things and other low-power, small-form-factor applications, says Luca Verre


18 Machine vision and AI in medical care


From monitoring the elderly, to blood imaging and in vivo microscopy, machine vision and learning are an increasingly powerful combination in healthcare, writes Sarah Fisher


21 How to integrate multiple cameras in embedded vision


Maharajan Veerabahu highlights the benefits and challenges in deploying multi-camera vision solutions


24 White Paper: Harnessing automotive potential with machine vision and AI


A look at the key drivers for the adoption of AI-powered machine vision in the automotive industry, particularly in the UK and Germany


26 Tech Focus: Optics and lenses


A look at the current market for optics and lenses for imaging and some of the latest products available


28 Products


A round-up of the latest cameras, sensors, processors and software 30 Supplier directory


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