In an industry where safety and compliance are important, Mantinga, a key player in the Baltic frozen and convenience food […]
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We’ve all seen the impact that wood has on various industries, from construction to furniture manufacturing. But have you ever
Glass bottle inspection plays a crucial role in ensuring the quality of glass bottles in the manufacturing industry. With the
Computer vision utilizes video or image data to ‘count the uncountable’. The software can analyze video footage from video surveillance cameras which are already present at most modern workplaces. It is simple to deploy, requires little to none additional hardware investment. The advances in machine learning make computer vision applications more accurate and dependable.
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In the fiercely competitive automotive manufacturing industry, delivering top-quality automotive seats is critical for gaining a competitive edge. However, detecting
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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Safe to say, it is a drone!
The everpresent drones embraced by millions of hobbyists are making inroads into corporate services. UAVs are often employed for mapping, aerial inspection and environmental research.
Drones have become the default go-to option when inspecting the power lines and electrical grid infrastructure.
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Drones are an important part of the contemporary industrial landscape. From large UAVs, to microdrones, they are simplifying the tasks of aerial inspection and object detection.
Drones are a great asset when it comes to inspect tall structures, vast areas or other places which are hazardous to oversight for human workers.
In the last few years they made inspection safer, faster and cost-efficient.
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Being too expensive to deploy or simply unpractical, Computer Vision (CV) solutions were out of reach of most but the largest construction companies. With the growth of cloud computing resources and drop in their prices, as well as with increase of CV solution providers, the technology will make strong inroads into construction sector mainstream in 2019.
