At Vision Day, you can hear experts from JLI share insights on how far new technologies have come and what we at JLI are working on right now to bring the benefits of these technologies to our customers.
We aim to equip you with the ability to assess the current opportunities within vision technology and get a glimpse into what the near future brings.
You'll have direct access to our experts as we open our doors, showcasing technology through setups and presentations in a range of exciting areas.
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X-ray vision inspection enables inspection of what cannot be seen with traditional camera-based systems. By combining X-ray imaging with advanced vision technology, we can help customers detect hidden defects, verify critical features, and improve quality control in production
Combining advanced lighting with AI opens new possibilities in machine vision. By using light, camera angles, and image data strategically, even small variations in surface, geometry, and finish can be made visible.For example, inspection of raw and painted wood profiles can be moved earlier in the production flow, helping detect defects sooner, reduce waste, and ensure more consistent quality.
AI agents are opening new possibilities in vision technology by helping systems move beyond image analysis to more intelligent decision-making, workflow automation, and adaptive quality control. However, when applied in industrial vision, it is essential to understand both the potential and the pitfalls.
Vision Language Models can support faster and more flexible image annotation by combining visual understanding with natural language input. This can help reduce manual labeling effort, accelerate dataset creation, and improve the training foundation.
Advanced lighting makes it possible to inspect curved and shiny surfaces with greater stability and accuracy. By controlling reflections, glare, and contrast, we can reveal the right surface features and improve the reliability of automated vision inspection.
A flexible scanner setup makes it possible to inspect many different products, dimensions, and geometries with the same vision platform.By adapting lighting, camera angles, and AI-based analysis, the scanner can be used across a wide range of wood products — from boards and profiles to flooring and painted components.
Cloud-connected smart cameras are changing how AI-based vision applications are developed, deployed, and scaled across production environments. Platforms such as Cognex OneVision make it easier to standardize solutions across lines and sites without compromising speed, stability, or control in production.
