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The future of Machine Vision

  • 105articles
  • 2016first covered
  • 9 Dec 2025latest update
  • 4linked technologies

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How Machine Vision is shaping what comes next

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Machine Vision goes mainstream around 2023

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All 105 articles on Machine Vision

  1. Sci-fi adaptive camouflage gets an upgrade with synthetic Octopus skinIndustry and manufacturing
  2. Dyson’s massive Strawberry farm ferris wheel boosts yields by 250 percentRobotics
  3. Automated cyborg Cockroach factory can churn out a bug a minuteIndustry and manufacturing
  4. Microsofts new Copilot experiment sees everything on your screen that you doAI and intelligence
  5. New study on AI in education finds students get lazy and learn lessOpinion
  6. Meta thinks AI needs a body to be truly intelligentRobotics
  7. Meta shows off Sapiens its foundation human vision model for AIAI and intelligence
  8. Google advances AI vision with launch of Project AstraAI and intelligence
  9. Deepmind shows off Project Astra AI watching OpenAI’s ChatGPT-4o launchAI and intelligence
  10. ChatGPT gets a major chatty flirty upgrade as OpenAI rolls out new modelAI and intelligence
  11. Luxury fashion brands test smartphone virtual try on techVirtual worlds
  12. A ball of brain cells on a chip just learned maths and speech recognitionAI and intelligence
  13. Watch as these playful autonomous drones chase down a human in a forestRobotics
  14. Researchers create noisy neural networks to foil AI adversarial attacksSecurity and privacy
  15. A dead gradma story fooled Bing chat into helping solve a CAPTCHASecurity and privacy
  16. ChatGPT gains the power to see, hear, and speakAI and intelligence
  17. Invisible AI helps cars makers see what machines and humans do wrongAI and intelligence
  18. Andrew Ng launches LandingLens to democratise AI development for everyoneAI and intelligence
  19. Prophesee and Qualcomm partner to bring neuromorphic computer vision to smartphonesAI and intelligence
  20. AI finally aces motion capture without all the mocap gadgetsAI and intelligence
  21. This revolutionary AI image enhancement system is revolutionising CCTVAI and intelligence
  22. Amazon unveils its new range of fully autonomous warehouse robotsRobotics
  23. This optical brain like computer chip analyses almost 2 billion images per secondComputing
  24. Europe’s new Artificial Intelligence Act can demand AI models are retrained and deletedAI and intelligence
  25. New AI computer vision system detects malware with staggering accuracySecurity and privacy
  26. Tesco selects central London for it’s first walk in walk out storeAI and intelligence
  27. Samsung’s new robot does all your housework and serves you wineRobotics
  28. Black box AI’s learn to express themselves so researchers can read their mindsAI and intelligence
  29. The US military found a way to use AI to turn humans into living sensor networksBiotech and enhanced humans
  30. Radical new technique lets AI learn with practically no dataAI and intelligence
  31. Apple iPhone 12 packs in Lidar to bring physical and virtual worlds closer togetherVirtual worlds
  32. Flying high Airbus shows off its 2030 and 2050 concept cabinsTransport and mobility
  33. BHS’s recycling robot is coming to help save the planetEarth and energy
  34. The Future of Privacy | Boussias, Greece | Matthew Griffin | Privacy and Data Keynote SpeakerArticles
  35. Full Speed Ahead | WIRED, UK | Matthew Griffin | WIRED Presenter and Keynote SpeakerArticles
  36. As Covid-19 lockdowns ease companies begin tracking employees with in-house tracking appsConnected society
  37. Baidu’s new AI creation creates videos from a single image with a single clickAI and intelligence
  38. Researchers say this AI can judge your personality from selfies aloneSecurity and privacy
  39. US researchers 3D printed mini nuclear reactors, complete with nuclear cores, in a labEarth and energy
  40. Baltimore becomes the first US city to be watched from the air 24/7Security and privacy
  41. Alphabet’s Everyday Robot project creates robots that learn without programmingRobotics
  42. Promising solar energy breakthrough could replace blast furnacesEarth and energy
  43. New machine vision system lets gym users ditch the wearablesAI and intelligence
  44. World’s most dexterous robot now solves Rubiks’ cubes one handedRobotics
  45. The Future of Sport 2030 | Decathlon, France | Matthew Griffin | Sports and Wellness Keynote SpeakerArticles
  46. World first after researchers create an AI made of glassAI and intelligence
  47. Next generation virtual influencers will be indistinguishable from humansVirtual worlds
  48. The DeepFake tech behind David Beckham’s viral malaria campaign explainedAI and intelligence
  49. This new AI uses both sight and sound to estimate depressionAI and intelligence
  50. Fully autonomous raspberry picking robot successfully completes field trialsRobotics
  51. 2,000 Chinese schools are using robots to give students daily health checksRobotics
  52. The “Godfather” of Deep Learning unveils what’s next in AIAI and intelligence
  53. Colour night vision breakthrough turns the darkest midnight into dayAI and intelligence
  54. Amazon’s AI reportedly tracks, monitors and automatically fires hundreds of employeesAI and intelligence
  55. China shows off its first official neurosurgery robotRobotics
  56. A US start up has created the world’s first fully autonomous vertical farmRobotics
  57. US proposes to regulate AI the same way it regulates weapons exportsSecurity and privacy
  58. Israel’s autonomous crane takes aim at the fully automated construction sites of the futureRobotics
  59. Windows are the perfect lens-less cameras for AI and VR headsetsAI and intelligence
  60. A robot taught itself how to identify and manipulate objects autonomouslyRobotics
  61. Collapsing bee colonies prompt researchers to build robo beesRobotics
  62. A controversial AI can allegedly reveal your personality from just a photoAI and intelligence
  63. Researchers use AI to turn smartphones into lab grade microscopesAI and intelligence
  64. Vertical farms edge closer to disrupting traditional agricultureEarth and energy
  65. AI can now restore your corrupted photos to their original conditionAI and intelligence
  66. MIT and DeepMind’s new AI can’t be tricked with weird lightingAI and intelligence
  67. AI can now beat polygraph tests to tell when you’re lyingSecurity and privacy
  68. AI can identify dangerous lung diseases as well as trained doctorsAI and intelligence
  69. AI can now identify your health problems but just looking at youBiotech and enhanced humans
  70. AI is helping create realistic “Fake news!” videos and it’s going to be a problemAI and intelligence
  71. Brace yourselves AI is about to make the “Fake News!” problem a whole lot worseAI and intelligence
  72. Elbit’s persistent surveillance drone can watch entire cities in real timeSecurity and privacy
  73. Companies want to use AI to judge your ‘Character’ from just a photoSecurity and privacy
  74. Dubai’s first Robocop starts active dutyRobotics
  75. Meet the new harvesting robots that can pick 10,000 apples an hourRobotics
  76. Amazon is on track be the world’s first fully automated fulfilment companyRobotics
  77. Locus’s new robots learn to navigate warehouses by themselvesRobotics
  78. Warehouse robot’s upgrade helps it pick goods at human speedRobotics
  79. Fast, deadly laser wielding underwater robots revolutionise fish farmingEarth and energy
  80. Artificial intelligence identifies skin cancer as well as trained doctorsAI and intelligence
  81. Descartes Labs new AI visual search tool lets you find everything on EarthAI and intelligence
  82. Scientists 3D print an Eagle eye camera that’s smaller than a human hairIndustry and manufacturing
  83. Google RAISR sharpens photos and gives you super visionAI and intelligence
  84. F-35 pilots will team with AI to control swarms of drones in mid flightRobotics
  85. Australia hails the end of passports as it rolls out biometrics at airportsSecurity and privacy
  86. Velodyne’s new miniature LiDAR means many more autonomous thingsAI and intelligence
  87. Point. Click. Create your own 3D avatar and put yourself in the gameVirtual worlds
  88. Walk in. Shop. Walk out. Amazon unveils its new cashless cashierless storeConnected society
  89. Technology and the future of privacyOpinion
  90. Facebooks new app gives your smartphone AI super powersAI and intelligence
  91. ISS SPHERE drones learn to see and fly around in space all by themselvesRobotics
  92. Silicon Valley and TNC use AI to monitor every catch in the PacificAI and intelligence
  93. Cornell’s new AI is cataloguing nature – starting with treesEarth and energy
  94. Australia’s Little Ripper search and rescue drone goes looking for sharksSecurity and privacy
  95. Skydio’s autonomous drone takes to the skiesTransport and mobility
  96. Google’s new AI image recognition software still has a Cock of the Rock problemAI and intelligence
  97. Stanford’s humanoid robotic diver recovers treasures from King Louis XIV’s flagshipRobotics
  98. Samsung uses IBM’s brain chip to build a digital eyeAI and intelligence
  99. One camera to watch an entire city, meet WAMISecurity and privacy
  100. Humanoid ATLAS robot crams millions of years of evolution into two yearsRobotics
  101. Robot surgeon STAR bests its human counterparts in world firstRobotics
  102. Rolls Royce plans to deploy fully autonomous cargo ships by 2020Transport and mobility
  103. Remodel your home using augmented reality at Lowe’sVirtual worlds
  104. The Creative Machines are comingOpinion
  105. The future of Media and EntertainmentOpinion

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311 Institute has published 105 articles about Machine Vision since 2016, most recently on 9 December 2025.

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