Inspekto has launched the INSPEKTO S70 Gen.2, a new and improved version of its famous Autonomous Machine Vision (AMV) system for industrial quality inspection. Powered by Autonomous Machine Vision AI (AMV-AI),the S70 Gen.2 supports an even higher number of use cases and allows for reliable quality inspection in challenging applications such as highly reflective materials, moving parts and vibrating platforms.

A manufacturer based in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, recently installed the only Autonomous Machine Vision system on the market, the INSPEKTO S70, for the quality inspection of FFP2 face masks. The results are positive - the system ensures that masks are made to specifications and that the manufacturing line is not damaged in the process. To help in the fight against COVID-19, Inspekto, the German-Israeli pioneer of Autonomous ...

While the economic implications of COVID-19 threaten to shadow the Great Depression, here Harel Boren, CEO and co-founder of Inspekto, explained why Autonomous Machine Vision (AMV) could be the new New Deal.

Inspekto CEO, Harel Boren, has had to self-isolate in his home in Tel Aviv, following the expansion of Israel’s Coronavirus quarantine restrictions. This is particularly bad timing for the Autonomous Machine Vision pioneer, who is due to deliver a press conference at the Modex exhibition taking place in Atlanta, US, on 9th March.

For years industry experts said that Autonomous Machine Vision (AMV) would never be possible. To prove the contrary, category founder, Inspekto, is offering QA managers a free demonstration of its visual inspection product on the end user’s own production line.