Beijing Vizum Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter “Vizum”) has signed a strategic agreement with the China Unicom Research Institute to establish a joint laboratory dedicated to 5G, AI, and machine vision. The collaboration aims to create a comprehensive, long-term, and stable partnership that will drive the rapid development of AI-powered machine vision in the 5G era and…
3D vision is a fundamental component of machine vision and a key branch of artificial intelligence. This technology offers a comprehensive and accurate representation of object information and holds immense potential for development. It is widely used across industries, from micro-scale tasks like semiconductor inspection to large-scale applications such as automotive manufacturing and wood surface…
From March 20 to 22, 2019, VisionChina 2019—the premier machine vision exhibition in China—was held at the Shanghai New International Expo Center. Vizum presented two of its cutting-edge intelligent vision products, ViEye(Welding) and ViEye(Grasping), demonstrating their wide-ranging applications across industries including industrial automation, logistics, construction reinforcement, and education. The showcase offered attendees a distinctive and hands-on experience of…
From November 14 to 18, 2018, the 20th China Hi-Tech Fair (CHTF) was held at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center, drawing over 3,000 exhibitors from 41 countries and international organizations. Vizum made its debut at the event with its ViEye 3D camera series. At the fair, Vizum presented its ViEye 3D Cognitive Camera and ViEye Laser…
As the “machine replacing human” trend accelerates, machine vision plays an increasingly vital role as the essential “eyes” of intelligent robotics. Vizum, a recognized innovator in stereo vision, continues to explore the frontiers of binocular 3D vision. At the 15th China (Beijing) International Machine Vision Exhibition (VisionChina 2018), Vizum officially launched its latest stereo intelligent vision…
While automation in China’s livestock industry is gradually advancing, critical challenges remain — including complex herd management, high labor costs, and low milking efficiency. As the sector moves toward intelligent automation and “machine replacement of labor,” robotic milking systems are poised to become a central pillar of future dairy farm operations. Currently, most domestic farms…