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The cosmetics industry is a rapidly growing sector in which precision, quality and safety play a key role. Every step of the production process, from raw materials to the finished product, requires careful monitoring. That’s why quality control in cosmetics production has become the foundation for building customer confidence and meeting stringent market requirements. With innovative solutions such as vision systems in cosmetics production, companies can achieve unprecedented precision, minimizing the risk of errors and improving efficiency.

Today’s automotive market is dynamically changing. Car manufacturers are firmly focused on developing electromobility, and the sight of an “electric” on the road no longer surprises anyone. Without a doubt, one of the most important parts of an electric car is its battery – it is the one that stores the energy with which the vehicle can be put into motion. However, before the battery finds its way into your car, it must first go through a rather complicated and demanding manufacturing process.

Building a successful technology company in the industrial sector requires a combination of many elements: technology, knowledge, experience and the most important, finding the right people. We asked Anita Urbanska HR Specialist at Scanway about how to attract and develop real talent.

In an era of increasing automation of industrial processes, the use of advanced vision technologies is becoming crucial. “Classification Region,” harnessing the power of neural networks in Smart Cameras, opens up new possibilities for quality control, especially in detecting subtle defects such as dents on manufactured parts.

5 reason to use Smart Camera in your facility.

In our next interview, we talk to Andrzej Miziolek, an expert in the printing industry. We find out what challenges packaging manufacturers are facing and how Scanway is responding to these needs with flexible and personalized solutions.

Nowadays, the application of machine learning in various fields is becoming more and more common. One popular technique is fine-tuning, which makes it possible to use off-the-shelf models and adapt them to specific tasks. In this article, we will look at the application of fine-tuning in a vision application for live counting. We will also tell the story of Scanway programmer Milena Michalska, who shares her experience in this field.

Tomasz Kalinski Sales Engineer, New Projects Specialist at Scanway Industry. On a daily basis, responsible for the food industry, among others, he talks not only about the theoretical possibilities of vision systems, but also about ongoing projects, daily work with customers and probable scenarios of market development.