At IDS, using ARTIFICIAL intelligence for image processing not only means it can run directly on the camera, but users can also make a host of design choices through visual apps.
Instead, with the IDS NXT Marine Embedded Vision platform, customers can acquire all the necessary, coordinated tools and workflows to implement their own AI vision applications without any prior knowledge and run them directly on these industrial cameras. Next up is a free software update for the AI package. Beyond user friendliness, the focus is on making AI clear and understandable to users.
The company's "deep sea Core" integrated systems such as NXT Ocean, which combines computing power and artificial intelligence, are ideal for entering AI Vision. It requires no prior knowledge of deep learning or camera programming. Current software updates make it easier to set up, deploy and control smart cameras in the NXT cockpit. To do this, we combine the ROI editor, which gives users the freedom to draw the area of the image to be evaluated and configure, save, and reuse it as a custom grid with multiple parameters.
In addition, the new tools Attention map and chaos Matrix demonstrate how ai works in a camera and what decisions it performs. This helps clarify the process and allows the user to assess the quality of the trained neural network and develop it through targeted retraining. Data security also plays an important role in the industrial application of ARTIFICIAL intelligence. In this update, communication between the camera and system components can be encrypted using HTTPS.
IDS NXT Ocean Creative Kit provides customers with all the components they need to create, train and run neural networks. In addition to an NXT Industrial camera with a 1.6 megapixel SONY sensor, lens, cable, and tripod adapter, the set includes six months of IDS NXT Lighthouse, the AI training software.
