Live Webinar: How 3D imaging adds a new dimension to industrial inspection

Join Imaging & Machine Vision Europe on Wednesday, February 5, 2025 at 3p.m. UK time (GMT) for an eye-opening and application-roaming webcast on the latest 3D imaging breakthroughs reshaping industries like manufacturing, healthcare and the energy sector.

Hearing from a range of experienced users and developers of 3D imaging software and hardware, this live and on-demand event will introduce you to just what’s possible, when you look further.

What will you learn about 3D imaging?

• Learn about key innovations: Gain exclusive insights into the cutting-edge 3D imaging technologies, from structured light scanners to time-of-flight cameras, that are revolutionising industrial inspection.
• Enhanced speed and precision: Explore how 3D imaging enables faster and more accurate default detection, dimensional analysis and surface inspections across multiple industries.
• Advanced sensor technologies: Learn about key advances in next-generation sensor technologies such as lidar, photogrammetry and laser triangulation, and hear how they meet the unique demands of various inspection environments.
• Find scalable solutions: Understand how modular 3D imaging systems can scale from small parts to large assemblies suitable for large-scale industries like aerospace, automotive and the energy sector.
• Get AI-driven insights: See how integrated AI can enhance 3D imaging capabilities such as automated anomaly detection, predictive maintenance and real-time decision making.
• Real-world applications: Dive into real-life case studies that detail how 3D imaging is already being used to solve complex inspection challenges.
• An expert-led session: Hear export innovators of technology at global market leading companies share their knowledge, experience and vision for the future of 3D imaging.
• Hands-on-advice and feedback: Engage with the experts in live Q&A sessions, getting tailored recommendations on how to integrate 3D imaging technologies into your own industrial processes.
• Stay-ahead of the curve: Learn how the adoption of 3D imaging solutions can reduce costs, improve efficiencies and give your business a competitive edge.

Who should attend?

This webcast is ideal for:

• Industrial professionals: Engineers, technicians and managers working with industrial inspection technologies, in sectors such as manufacturing, logistics, automotive, healthcare and energy, who want to enhance their inspection processes.
• Technology developers: Professionals involved in the design, development and integration of 3D imaging hardware, software and sensors looking to stay ahead of industry trends.
• Inspection & quality control specialists: Individuals responsible for ensuring product quality and process reliability through dimensional analysis, surface inspection or defect detection.
• Automation engineers: Engineers designing and operating automated systems for industrial applications, looking to improve the efficiency and accuracy of their production lines.
• AI and data analytics experts: Data specialists integrating machine learning processes with 3D imaging, enhancing anomaly detection, predictive maintenance and real-time decision making.
• Product developers: Developers of innovative, next-gen imaging and inspection tools.
• Consultants & business strategists: Professional consultants looking to gain knowledge on how 3D imaging technologies can optimise operations.
• Academic researchers: Professors, researchers and students focused on imaging and optics development and theory, seeking to understand the latest advancements in 3D imaging and how they fit into practical applications.

Speakers

Adrien Kroese is a PhD student at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. 
He previously worked with satellite image analysis for the planning of agricultural operations. Now, his research in collaboration with Sony Nordic focuses on 3D fusion of pose estimation to monitor behaviour and welfare of dairy cattle.

Steve Harris leads marketing for the onsemi Industrial and Commercial Sensing Division. He joined Aptina in June 2012 where he was the Product Line Manager for the security image sensor product line. During his three years as the Product Line Manager for security he oversaw a 3x growth in revenue, achieving number one market share. After the onsemi acquisition of Aptina, he transitioned into the Automotive Solutions Division as the ecosystem development manager, working with partners ranging from software, optics, SerDes vendors, and SoCs to achieve seamless operation across the image pipeline. Prior to Aptina / onsemi, Steve worked at Cypress Semiconductor as the lead Product Marketing Manager for USB 3.0 devices. This is where Steve developed his passion for the imaging industry, as these devices were interfacing primarily with image sensors. He studied at the University of Colorado-Boulder, graduating with a degree in Electrical Engineering

Speakers will be confirmed in January. If you or someone you know would like to be considered for inclusion as a speaker for this webcast, please contact aaron.hurst@europascience.com.