Live Webinar: 12 Sept - Demystifying AI and deep learning for imaging and machine vision
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Artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning have radically evolved the way in which visual data is processed and analysed. From self-driving cars to medical image analysis, these technologies are transforming industries, with many imaging and machine vision applications having benefited immensely from these advancements.
The potential of AI and deep learning in this field is even greater, with the technologies allowing machines to see, understand, and interpret visual information with ever increasing levels of accuracy and speed - AI in particular is predicted to be a major talking point at the upcoming Vision trade fair, with many innovations expected to be announced. However, integrating these complex solutions into practical applications can be challenging. System integrators often face hurdles when it comes to selecting the right tools, algorithms, and hardware to achieve desired outcomes. This webcast is designed to offer some practical tips from three expert speakers, including best practices, and real-world examples to help overcome common challenges and unlock the potential of these technologies.
Who should attend?
This webcast would be ideal for:
- Systems integrators working in imaging and machine vision
- Engineers and developers involved in image processing projects
- Professionals looking to explore AI and deep learning applications
- Decision-makers seeking to understand the potential of AI in their industry and discover practical solutions
Speakers
Rob Webb
Product Sales Specialist, IDS Imaging Development Systems
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Rob Webb joined IDS Imaging Development Systems in 2018 but has been working with IDS products within the world of machine vision and imaging for over 20 years. With experience in both technical and sales areas, Rob’s focus is on understanding the latest technologies and coherently communicating the benefits to customers as well as within IDS.
All that experience is not just with cameras but in all areas of vision systems including lighting, optics and image processing so he is well placed to advise on customer applications and is very motivated by finding solutions to challenges.
Arturo López
Co-CEO, ISR - Specular Vision
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Arturo López is a graduate of Industrial Electronic Engineering and Master in Mechatronic Engineering at the University of Jaén, where he has also worked as a researcher and associate professor for two years.
Since 2019 Arturo has held the position of Director of the business development department at ISR Specular Vision, dedicated to machine vision and AI, developing industrial mechatronic solutions for quality control. In 2022, he assumed the role of Co-Chief Executive Officer at the company. From 2022 to 2023 he took and MBA at EAE and is additionally currently a PhD student at the University of Jaén, in the field of Computer Engineering.
Michael Stelzl
Founder and General Manager, MSTVision
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After training as a physics laboratory technician, Michael Stelzl studied Applied Physics and gained an MBA. He has worked in industry for almost 30 years, almost 25 of them in the field of industrial image processing and optical metrology. He contributed to numerous national and international projects.
For the last 10 years, he has been lecturing at the University of Darmstadt in the field of Optical Technology and Machine Vision. He founded MSTVision in 2016. He and his team help customers solve challenging image processing problems using rule-based methods and neural networks with exceptional bandwidth and low latency. Their specialties include enhanced image acquisition, computational imaging methods and efficient load balancing across FPGAs, GPUs, and CPUs.