THERE IS A TIME AND A PLACE FOR MACHINE LEARNING
There is a time and a place for machine learning. How to know it is right for you. A free white paper download for OEMs.
How to leverage a supplier partner for change validation
Supply chain disruptions are forcing an inordinate amount of change to critical components of medical devices. The burden placed on medical device OEMs to validate these changes distracts engineering, quality, and operations teams from more strategic activities. Reacting to an unpredictable supply chain endangers new development as well as ongoing production.
Consolidation Innovation: creating new opportunities for medical devices
Medical device designs are complex – from the technological advancements that created them and interconnects between different functional facets, to their enclosures and regulatory requirements.
EmbedTek Invents Reflective Progressive Lens
EmbedTek filed a provisional patent for a camera system including a reflective progressive lens. The system captures images of people, vehicles, or objects that would be blurred or lack enough detail with standard camera technology and lenses.
EmbedTek Invention Improves Video Surveillance Capabilities
EmbedTek filed a provisional patent for a non-linear, progressive lens constructed to optically capture an area of interest positioned within the 3D field of view for the camera.
Kent Tabor Featured in Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
EmbedTek president Kent Tabor was featured in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel C-Level column to talk about a culture of inventive engineering.
EmbedTek Featured in Vision Systems Design Magazine
Vision Systems Design featured EmbedTek in the May 2018 issue, covering how EmbedTek uses COTS and open source to create better, faster, and cheaper vision systems.
EmbedTek Nominated for Wisconsin Manufacturer of the Year
EmbedTek is honored to be nominated for the 2017 Wisconsin Manufacturer of the Year Award from the Wisconsin Manufacturing Extension Partnership.
Vision System Game Changers: COTS and Open Source
COTS camera sensors and open source software have dramatically shifted the industrial vision systems playing field, opening up opportunities for nearly any OEM in any industry to improve equipment design, device control, and operational outcomes.
