Advances from the networking industry are again set to help support next-generation imaging systems.
Machine vision has thrived on the manufacturing floor, and is bringing new levels of insight to medical, security, and transportation applications, thanks in part by adopting technologies perfected for other markets.
One of the most significant game changers for machine vision was the GigE Vision standard, which borrowed from established networking and telecom standards to solve cabling, networking, and multicasting challenges in imaging systems. In addition, the standard has afforded imaging system designers with greater access to lower cost, widely available, field-proven components.

Advances from the networking industry are again set to help support next-generation imaging systems.
Machine vision has thrived on the manufacturing floor, and is bringing new levels of insight to medical, security, and transportation applications, thanks in part by adopting technologies perfected for other markets.
One of the most significant game changers for machine vision was the GigE Vision standard, which borrowed from established networking and telecom standards to solve cabling, networking, and multicasting challenges in imaging systems. In addition, the standard has afforded imaging system designers with greater access to lower cost, widely available, field-proven components.