Machine vision has become essential in industrial manufacturing, facilitating quicker, more accurate, digitized production. MVTec, a producer of machine vision software located in Munich, will showcase these competitive benefits at the automatica trade exhibition from June 24 to 27, 2025.
At Booth B5.303, MVTec will showcase its entire range of technologies. Guests can witness live demonstrations of the MVTec software products HALCON, MERLIC, and the Deep Learning Tool. MVTec will also showcase how different machine vision technologies enhance the automation of essential industrial processes, including quality control and identification, along with their collaboration with robots.
“The automatica trade show has emerged as an ever more crucial venue for us to connect with businesses and stakeholders throughout the entire automation sector.” Being based in Munich gives us a local advantage, which we plan to leverage to present our products, technologies, and expertise to a wide audience. “This time our message is: ‘AI for industrial machine vision developed in Munich’,” states Dr. Olaf Munkelt, Managing Director of MVTec.
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Dr. Maximilian Lückenhaus, Head of Marketing and Business Development at MVTec, states: “Our participation at automatica shows how businesses can achieve a notable competitive advantage through machine vision.” We provide the appropriate software tools to fulfill all needs with HALCON, MERLIC, and the Deep Learning Tool. This enables us to back the complete industrial value chain through advanced machine vision technologies, facilitating a significant degree of automation – particularly in quality control, recognition, and collaboration with robots.”
As one of the global technology leaders in machine vision software, MVTec offers both traditional rule-based machine vision methods and deep learning technologies. The combination of these approaches – traditional and deep learning – is especially powerful, opening the door to completely new applications and increasing the robustness of existing ones. One example is Deep 3D Matching, a technique that combines both rule-based and deep learning methods. This innovation, showcased at the MVTec booth, enables particularly robust results in bin-picking applications.
In addition, MVTec’s software stands out for its extensive library of machine vision operators, which can solve virtually any machine vision task. Application areas range from object recognition, optical character recognition (OCR), barcode and data code reading, to defect inspection and the optimization of robot-based handling processes. These applications will also be demonstrated live at the MVTec booth. With more than 4,500 international customers, the owner-managed Munich-based company has been delivering state-of-the-art machine vision technologies for all industrial sectors since 1996.