Automation, Autonomous Systems and Edge Computing
Enterprises are sold on automation. Compared to legacy processes, automation results in greater productivity, even 24/7 operations, if desired. Furthermore, work is efficient and consistent — machines don’t lose focus…
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What is Edge Visualization and Why Should You Care?
Technology provides humans with information and insights, but solution builders need to find ways to make abstract data outputs from computers easily…
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What is PXI & What’s the Latest ATE Trend?
PCI extension for instrumentation (PXI) technology provides an ideal platform to automate test and measurement equipment. Within one enclosure, PXI’s PC-based PCI…
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How to Choose Vendor Partners for Optimal Product Design
Enterprises continually attempt to find the balance between two opposing forces: speed to market and product quality. Customers have little patience for…
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ADLINK Accelerates AI-Powered Medical Devices with NVIDIA Clara Holoscan MGX
Artificial intelligence allows medical devices to do better, be faster, and more. By leveraging NVIDIA Clara Holoscan MGX, ADLINK offers high-speed data…
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Overcome 5 Food and Beverage Inspection Challenges with Machine Vision
Food and beverage manufacturers have innovated and invested a great deal of time and resources into optimizing production and packaging processes. Although…
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The Evolution of Modules
The world is growing more connected and reliant on technology day by day. Artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) systems…
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ADLINK’s Official Statement on the Log4j Vulnerability
ADLINK has completed a comprehensive audit of our products encompassing Board Support Packages (BSP). The results manifest that ADLINK does not supply…
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What is Machine Vision?
Simply watching a production process has long been a challenge for manufacturers. It’s impossible to have human eyes on production 24/7. But…
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