MACHINE VISION & COMPUTER VISION
Industrial Machine Vision
Machine vision, a constantly developing technology, has found a prominent application in recent years, especially in supply chain processes for process automation and optimization.
Artificial Vision
Machine vision opens up a wide range of opportunities in process identification and automation. However, it is essential to approach these applications in a coherent manner and aligned with the needs of the processes to be optimized.
The key lies in integrating these processes with the company’s corporate or management systems, and it is precisely at this point where an innovation project of this kind can provide a differential value to your company.
What are the differences between machine vision and computer vision?
MACHINE VISION FOR SPECIFIC ENVIRONMENTS
Machine Vision technology takes care of control and identification in a very specific and concrete field of vision, with constant and unchanging illumination. It is usually applied in industrial automatic lines for quality control, identification of packaging or sales products, OCR, among others.
COMPUTER VISION FOR OPEN ENVIRONMENTS
Computer Vision deals with the management and study of images from a more general perspective. It works with wider fields of view and varying light conditions, incorporating artificial intelligence for more accurate analysis as it processes more video footage.