Protostar Vision Box – Part 5: Well, that didn’t go as planned…
Welcome to the last part of our series of blog posts for Protostar Vision Box. Now, after everything we’ve shown you so far, it’s time to share some of our mistakes and what we learned.
Protostar Vision Box – Part 3: Bottle cap defect detection
This is the third part of our series of blog posts on Protostar Vision Box. Last week, we showcased the sensor suite. Today, we are going to showcase the defect detection AI algorithm, how it was trained and implemented.
Protostar Vision Box – Part 2: Sensor suite
This is the second part of our series of blog posts on Protostar Vision Box. Last week, we showcased the hardware and lightning design. Today, we are going to discuss the sensor suite, how to choose the right sensors for the job and how we implement them in Protostar Vision Box.
Protostar Vision Box – Part 1: Lights, camera, action!
Discover the first installment of our blog series, ‘Protostar Vision Box – Part 1: Lights, Camera, Action!’ for a behind-the-scenes look at the innovation, challenges, and the power of vision in this groundbreaking technology.
Protostar Vision Box – from idea to solving industry problems
Welcome to the introduction to what will be a 5 *(-ish)* part series of blog posts regarding the Protostar Vision Box. This is a solution for visual inspection of various goods, powered by AI for near perfect defect detection.
Deep Learning on FPGA: From Model Training to Inference
The integration of Deep Learning models with FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) platforms, like PYNQ Z2, offers advantages such as adaptability and performance. This article explores the technical steps of this integration, from the initial model training phase to achieving high inference speeds on the FPGA. This is a representation of a full workflow in FPGA terms.
Our attendance of ESA NCCES Conference 2023
Last month, we had the opportunity of attending the invite-only ESA NCCES (New capabilities and countries in European Space) Conference, where various organizations and enterprises in the space technology sector gathered.
Quality inspection of electric motors right on the factory floor (using YOLO)!
Industrial quality inspection of products is necessary to ensure that possibly defective products are recognized early in the production process, which reduces costs and avoids product recalls.