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Manufacturing & Production Engineering Magazine: Interview with Albane Dersy
Manufacturing & Production Engineering Magazine interviewed Albane Dersy about the status of computer vision in manufacturing.
Manufacturing & Production Engineering sat down with Albane Dersy, Co-Founder and COO of Inbolt, to discuss how 3D vision is redefining automation. Once seen as unreliable and complex, computer vision has evolved into a cornerstone of modern manufacturing, enabling robots to perceive, adapt, and operate autonomously in dynamic environments. Albane explains how AI-powered 3D vision eliminates the need for costly fixtures and reprogramming, cuts downtime by up to 97%, and brings “dark factory” autonomy within reach.
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