Machine Vision News

  1. A Look Back At The Year That Was 12/10/2024

    It’s that time again. Let’s take a look at the most-read articles that appeared on Photonics Online this past year. Why, it’s become an annual event!

  2. Shining A Light On Light Sheet Microscopy 12/6/2024

    Tracing its origins back to 1903, light sheet microscopy has developed into an invaluable tool in many fields. Learn more about Richard Zsigmondy and his role in creating this tool.

  3. 8 Machine Vision Advancements You Need To Know About 11/20/2024

    Machine vision advances with AI, transforming industries through improved accuracy and efficiency. Ethical considerations are crucial as technology becomes more pervasive.

  4. From Skyscrapers To Smart Glass: Optical Filters In Construction 11/14/2024

    Optical filters enhance construction projects through quality control, robotic precision, and smart building tech. Examples include One World Trade Center and Burj Khalifa.

  5. Judge Smails And Ty Webb: What Caddyshack Has To Do With Metrology 11/13/2024

    Metrology plays a crucial role in various aspects of society and industry. It encompasses three main subfields: scientific, legal, and industrial metrology. Oh, and golf?

  6. The Alarming Rise Of Adversarial Machine Learning Attacks 11/6/2024

    Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have quickly become staples of the communications industry. While this technology has enabled many impressive gains, it also introduces unique risks. The threat of adversarial machine learning is one of the most significant.

  7. Photonics And Data Centers: A Radiant Pairing 11/6/2024

    Data centers are faced with more challenges today than ever before. What’s coming to the rescue? Photonics technology

  8. A Look At VISION 2024 9/19/2024

    VISION 2024 is coming soon – let’s take a quick look at this biennial event.

  9. The Evolution Of Metrology: From Cubits To Augmented Reality 8/27/2024

    Metrology evolved from ancient Egyptian cubits to the metric system, driving scientific progress. Modern trends include AI, automation, and nanoscale measurements for sustainability.

  10. Unwrapping The Herculaneum Papyri With Infrared, Imaging, And AI 8/14/2024

    The Herculaneum Papyri, buried by Vesuvius in 79 BCE, are being deciphered using advanced imaging and AI, revealing ancient texts on philosophy and pleasure.