Industrial Tech Giants Unveil Innovations in Vision Systems, Metrology, and Additive Manufacturing
Bowers Group and Taylor Hobson have recently introduced innovative vision systems, while Renishaw unveils a new alignment laser and software. Meanwhile, researchers explore shape memory alloys, and GelSight updates its software. SpeedBot Robotics secures significant funding for AI-powered industrial vision.
Bowers Group has launched the Baty Velo FV, a compact, high-speed entry-level vision system designed for high-volume, low-cost manufacturers. It offers a cost-effective solution without compromising quality.
Taylor Hobson has unveiled the LUPHOScan 75 HD, an automated system for non-contact 3D measurement of small lenses. It sets new benchmarks for speed, accuracy, and repeatability, making it ideal for high-volume production.
Renishaw has introduced the XK20 alignment laser system, an advanced version of its award-winning XK10 system. The XK20 combines innovative alignment laser technology with over 50 years of machine tool industry expertise.
In the field of additive manufacturing, ASTRO America, ASTM International, and Florida State University have announced Additive Assurance and Addiguru as top-ranked companies in the Actionable In-Situ Awareness Challenge for metal additive manufacturing.
Researchers are using infrared imaging to unlock the thermal secrets of shape memory alloys like Nickel-titanium (NiTi), advancing our understanding of these materials.
GelSight has released GelSight Mobile 4.2 software update, introducing advanced automation tools and full support for the Modulus hardware platform, enhancing its capabilities.
Renishaw has announced the introduction of MODUS IM Equator software at EMO Hannover 2025, further expanding its intelligent software metrology program.
SpeedBot Robotics has secured $14 million in a Series B+ financing round, led by V-Capital, to advance AI-powered industrial vision, demonstrating growing investor confidence in the sector.
These advancements in vision systems, metrology software, and additive manufacturing demonstrate the ongoing innovation and investment in industrial technology. They are set to improve manufacturing efficiency, accuracy, and competitiveness worldwide.
