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New Products Category Make Machine Vision Easier

People often rise the question about what is Innomiles software difference with other companies. There is the article we would like to share with people.
First, we will try to compare with MVTech Halcon and Cognex because it will be the major players in the market.

How Vision Can Improve Operations

Utilizing cutting-edge image processing and analytics technologies, Innomiles provides a total solution for machine-vision design service.  First of all, we provide software design service, which is defined in three layers: machine vision libraries, function modules and GUI.

Machine Vision Platform

Utilizing cutting-edge image processing and analytics technologies, Innomiles provides a total solution for machine-vision design service.  First of all, we provide software design service, which is defined in three layers: machine vision libraries, function modules and GUI.

Machine Vision Design Service

Utilizing cutting-edge image processing and analytics technologies, Innomiles provides a total solution for machine-vision design service.  First of all, we provide software design service, which is defined in three layers: machine vision libraries, function modules and GUI.

Machine vision to recognize the dice

Innomiles had co-work together to demonstrate the machine vision application in the ATX exhibition in New York. It implements with Innomiles software and hardware also were programming by Keox to system integrate.

ATX EAST exhibition in New York

ATX East is an international automation technology expo and one of the premier events in the US featuring the latest technological advances in custom automation and assembly, robotics, control software, motors, drives, motion control, and more. 

Smart Camera Trend in the Future

Over the years, there has been a great increase in the demand for smart cameras. Thus, the global smart camera market is projected to witness an increase between 2017 and 2024 with a projected CAGR rate of 18.2%, hitting a staggering $6.2 billion.