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A box arrives a few cm off-target and an automation robot misses it entirely. To automate the real world, machines must see in 3D. That is why Cognex Corporation is acquiring Intel-spinout RealSense for $500M to expand into robotic perception.

By combining machine vision with depth cameras, they aim to help robot arms, quadrupeds, and humanoids adapt to moving obstacles and misplaced objects.

https://www.movetheneedle.news/brands/cognex-s--500m-realsense-deal-puts-robotic-vision-in-focus/

#robotics #technology #acquisition #business #machinevision #deeptech

A box arrives a few cm off-target and an automation robot misses it entirely. To automate the real world, machines must see in 3D. That is why Cognex Corporation is acquiring Intel-spinout RealSense for $500M to expand into robotic perception.

By combining machine vision with depth cameras, they aim to help robot arms, quadrupeds, and humanoids adapt to moving obstacles and misplaced objects.

https://www.movetheneedle.news/brands/cognex-s--500m-realsense-deal-puts-robotic-vision-in-focus/

#robotics #technology #acquisition #business #machinevision #deeptech

A box arrives a few cm off-target and an automation robot misses it entirely. To automate the real world, machines must see in 3D. That is why Cognex Corporation is acquiring Intel-spinout RealSense for $500M to expand into robotic perception.

By combining machine vision with depth cameras, they aim to help robot arms, quadrupeds, and humanoids adapt to moving obstacles and misplaced objects.

https://www.movetheneedle.news/brands/cognex-s--500m-realsense-deal-puts-robotic-vision-in-focus/

#robotics #technology #acquisition #business #machinevision #deeptech

A box arrives a few cm off-target and an automation robot misses it entirely. To automate the real world, machines must see in 3D. That is why Cognex Corporation is acquiring Intel-spinout RealSense for $500M to expand into robotic perception.

By combining machine vision with depth cameras, they aim to help robot arms, quadrupeds, and humanoids adapt to moving obstacles and misplaced objects.

https://www.movetheneedle.news/brands/cognex-s--500m-realsense-deal-puts-robotic-vision-in-focus/

#robotics #technology #acquisition #business #machinevision #deeptech

A box arrives a few cm off-target and an automation robot misses it entirely. To automate the real world, machines must see in 3D. That is why Cognex Corporation is acquiring Intel-spinout RealSense for $500M to expand into robotic perception.

By combining machine vision with depth cameras, they aim to help robot arms, quadrupeds, and humanoids adapt to moving obstacles and misplaced objects.

https://www.movetheneedle.news/brands/cognex-s--500m-realsense-deal-puts-robotic-vision-in-focus/

#robotics #technology #acquisition #business #machinevision #deeptech

Times of India: Challan gone wrong: AI camera mistakes guitar for unhelmeted pillion in Bengaluru. “Souvik Dutta was riding his wife’s scooter in the city, with his guitar strapped to his back. However, the traffic surveillance system appeared to have seen something else: An unhelmeted pillion rider!”

Times of India: Challan gone wrong: AI camera mistakes guitar for unhelmeted pillion in Bengaluru. “Souvik Dutta was riding his wife’s scooter in the city, with his guitar strapped to his back. However, the traffic surveillance system appeared to have seen something else: An unhelmeted pillion rider!”

Times of India: Challan gone wrong: AI camera mistakes guitar for unhelmeted pillion in Bengaluru. “Souvik Dutta was riding his wife’s scooter in the city, with his guitar strapped to his back. However, the traffic surveillance system appeared to have seen something else: An unhelmeted pillion rider!”

Times of India: Challan gone wrong: AI camera mistakes guitar for unhelmeted pillion in Bengaluru. “Souvik Dutta was riding his wife’s scooter in the city, with his guitar strapped to his back. However, the traffic surveillance system appeared to have seen something else: An unhelmeted pillion rider!”

Times of India: Challan gone wrong: AI camera mistakes guitar for unhelmeted pillion in Bengaluru. “Souvik Dutta was riding his wife’s scooter in the city, with his guitar strapped to his back. However, the traffic surveillance system appeared to have seen something else: An unhelmeted pillion rider!”