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Jun Mitsudo describes advances in semiconductor inspection enabled by machine-vision algorithms, sensors, and processors

Jun Mitsudo holds a PhD in 3-D shape measurement from Ritsumeikan University (Kyoto, Japan) and is currently assistant manager of the Research and Development Center of Canon Machinery (Kusatsu, Japan). He has been involved with machine-vision technology since the late 1990s.

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Vision-guided robot fastens lug nuts

A combination of vision and robots automates the previously challenging manual process of running down and torquing automotive lug nuts

Running down and torquing the lug nuts that hold a wheel to the hub is seemingly one of the simpler aspects of building an automobile, but it has proven one of the most difficult to automate.

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