AI-based object recognition system

Cognex

Inka Krischke, 23.05.2023, 13:33

AI-based object recognition system

Cognex presents the 'In-Sight 2800 Detector' for logistics. This object detection system is based on the 'In-Sight' platform.

The object recognition system uses AI-based edge learning technology to automate sorting processes and improve the accuracy of logistics inspections. It is suitable for demanding object detection applications, such as checking whether an item is present on sorting equipment, in bins or trays, classifying parcel types and identifying process issues, such as jams on the conveyor belt. The integrated edge learning technology even recognizes items on unsteady or low-contrast backgrounds. According to Cognex, setting up the object detection system takes less than 15 minutes. With edge learning technology, training takes place directly on the device and only requires a small number of images, without the need for a specialist.

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