Showcase of Machine Vision Highlights in Intralogistics

Barcelona, March 4^th, 2026. Machine vision is a key enabling technology in intralogistics. At LogiMAT 2026 from March 24 to 26 at Messe Stuttgart, the EMVA and seven of its member companies in Hall 2, Booth 2C14 will once again present the latest machine vision solutions shaped to the needs of intralogistics.

Advantech’s Industrial IoT Division presents technologies designed to enable smart intralogistics through the combination of high-performance, NVIDIA-based edge computing, machine vision, and robotics. The solutions provide the computing and sensing foundation required for reliable operation of AGVs, AMRs, autonomous forklifts, and mobile manipulators in modern warehouse environments. They support camera-based navigation, vision-guided automation, and intelligent material handling.

IDS showcases the Nion 3D camera which provides precise, real-time 3D depth data for (intra-)logistics. Its 1.2 MP time-of-flight sensor is ideal for picking, sorting, and automated transport. The robust IP67 housing and 940 nm laser ensure reliable operation in challenging environments, even in low-light or full sunlight. On-chip processing delivers sharp images of moving objects, while easy integration via streamlines deployment in demanding logistics settings.

iiM brings high-power lighting solutions for high-speed logistics to LogiMAT 2026. The LUMIMAX® series is designed for automation and intralogistics, as it ensures reliable image acquisition at maximum throughput without affecting operators. The LBHP modular bar light series delivers uniform, high-intensity illumination for large inspection areas in gantry systems. Up to 1 million lux, application-optimized optics, and integrated control electronics enable high-contrast, motion-free imaging at up to 100 inspections per second – ideal for OCR and code reading.

Stop wiring – simply plug in: Murrelektronik’s installation solutions make machine vision integration simple, fast, and cost-efficient. Scalable from single-camera to complex multi-camera setups, the system offers full flexibility. The agnostic design ensures compatibility with all major camera brands, enabling truly modular and future-proof architectures. With plug & play pre-assembled cables, based on internationally recognized standards, installation is as easy as connecting a plug.

Neousys presents intralogistics solutions that elevate warehouse efficiency with rugged edge AI, fanless industrial PCs, and ultra-compact computers. Powered by NVIDIA Jetson with in-cabinet design and GMSL vision, the edge AI computers enable smarter AMRs and autonomous forklifts for precise pallet detection, navigation, and safe obstacle avoidance. Industrial PCs deliver dependable performance for high-throughput sorting, scanning, and conveyor automation, while ultra-compact computers bring powerful computing to space-limited carts, robots.

The Lightgistics Series is the first range of machine vision lights built by Smart Vision Lights for the logistics industry in high-speed environments. When equipped with Hidden Strobe™, these lights eliminate visible flashes while retaining the advantages of strobing. With cutting-edge Dual OverDrive™ technology, Lightgistics lights ensure unmatched brightness, enabling precise barcode reading, OCR, and OCV on any package, regardless of material or speed.

Teledyne we will be showcasing their advanced intralogistics 3D vision solutions designed for high speed, real world operations. Visitors can see a live demo of 3D on the fly dimensioning of packed goods, which is capable of accurately measuring length, width, and height as pallets move past on fast moving forklifts. In addition, a high resolution 3D stereo vision system that is ideal for precise inspection, volume measurement, and automation in demanding warehouse and logistics environments will be showcased.

All exhibiting companies and the EMVA team stand by to talk about specific projects as well as the advantages and possible application areas of machine vision in intralogistics.

Barcelona, December 3rd, 2025. The 2025 Autumn International Vision Standards Meeting (IVSM) was successfully held in Haikou, Hainan Province from November 3 to 7. Co-hosted by the China Machine Vision Union (CMVU) and Hainan University, the meeting emerged as a pivotal platform for global exchanges in the machine vision standards field, attracting over 120 R&D engineers from around the world.

The meeting featured nine sessions, including regular G3 standard meetings such as CoaXPress, USB3 VISION, GigE VISION, OPC Machine Vision and GenICam, as well as additional sessions on Cable and Connector Working Group Meeting and China Machine Vision Standards Meeting. The Plugfest (Standard Compliance and Interoperability Testing) session on Wednesday drew 55 categories of products from 28 domestic and foreign machine vision companies to participate in the testing.

During the meeting, the CoaXPress Working Group updated the technical part of CXP3.0 version. Currently, the maximum speed of copper transmission can reach to 25Gbps, and to be compatible with optical fiber transmission, part of the nGMII protocol content in the link layer integration has been added to the CXP3.0 protocol as well. The USB3 VISION Working Group released the official compliance test plan for USB cable extenders and will further refine and update the verification software tools for U3V products. The GigE VISION Working Group plans to officially release the GEV3.0 version by the end of 2025. The new standard introduces the GenDC over RoCEv2 serial transmission protocol, which enables direct transmission of image data from the NIC to the application buffer, significantly reducing CPU usage and being particularly suitable for lossless transmission of high-throughput data above 25G. The GenICam Working Group has released the GenICam package 2025.10, containing GenApi version 3.5, this fall, and the working group plans to release SFNC Ver. 2.8 and GenDC Ver. 1.2 by the end of 2025. A new standard for a generic feature access API (working title: GenFeA) is under development. The OPC Machine Vision Working Group introduced the latest progress of the OPC MV Part 2 and demonstrated the demo system. Meanwhile, company from China shared successful stories of OPC UA and OPC MV in China’s new energy industry. The Cable and Connector Working Group hosted by JIIA introduced the electrical compliance test for HD-BNC (Micro BNC) connector and CXP cables and the evaluation test for moveable MV cables. The concurrent China Machine Vision Standard Meeting also invited international technical experts to participate in discussions, focusing on new test requirements for 2D cameras, characterization for 3D cameras, and performance evaluation standards for industrial AI detection algorithms.

At the gala dinner, the standard managers of A3, JIIA and VDMA delivered speeches to congratulate the successful holding of the meeting. Ms. Isabel YANG, Vice President of Luster and Vice Chairman of CMVU, stated that we have witnessed the complete process of machine vision technology from germination to evolution and the market pattern from fluctuations to growth. As a witness who has worked within this industry for nearly 30 years, we deeply understand that building and unifying technical standards globally is not only an inevitable choice for the industry to mature but also a solid foundation for promoting global collaboration and achieving common technological progress. Pan JIN, Chairman of CMVU, emphasized that CMVU will continue to advance the process of machine vision standardization and encourage Chinese member enterprises to actively participate in G3 standardization activities.

The next IVSM meeting will be organized by the European Machine Vision Association (EMVA) and held in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, from April 13 to 17, 2026. Registration is already open and technical experts in the relevant machine vision field are welcome to register actively.