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As technology changes, we constantly adapt, implement, and grow. From new products, services, and partnerships, to market expansion and facility updates, we are excited to share our latest developments and news about the technologies that will shape our future.

Kinetic Vision Work Showcased at IMTS 2018

How do you look inside a massive 10-ton machine tool that is shrouded by metal guarding? The answer was an innovative and engaging augmented reality (AR) app that drew show attendees and potential buyers into the booth.

Kinetic Vision Exhibits at Pack Expo 2018

Kinetic Vision’s Modeling + Simulation group will roll out their new virtual eCommerce packaging testing system that helps companies secure shipping certifications required by companies like Amazon and Walmart.

Deep Vision Data to Participate at AI Manufacturing 2018 Conference

Deep Vision Data, a division of Kinetic Vision focused on the creation of synthetic training data for machine learning systems, will be exhibiting at the AI Manufacturing 2018 conference September 12th and 13th.

Boeing Uses “Extended Reality” to Dramatically Improve Production and Training

See how Boeing Uses “Extended Reality”, or XR, to dramatically improve airframe production and pilot training by increasing quality, reducing errors and lowering costs.

AR Desktop Manufacturing is Here

Augmented reality is a great way to bring processes and systems that physically exist thousands of miles away to a desktop or conference room table.

Mobile App Helps Young Patients Overcome Fear of Anesthesia

Kinetic Vision worked with Cincinnati Children’s Hospital to develop a tablet-based game to reduce fear of anesthesia masks and encourage proper breathing.

Kinetic Vision Wins Top Workplace Designation for 2018

The Cincinnati Enquirer/Cincinnati.com recently published their 125 “Top Workplaces” and Kinetic Vision was named a winner for the 5th year in a row.

AI Now Better Than Dermatologists at Detecting Skin Cancer

As reported by CBS News, for the first time, new research suggests artificial intelligence may be better than highly-trained humans at detecting skin cancer.

Kinetic Vision an Event Sponsor at CAASE18

We are excited to be an event sponsor at CAASE18 in Cleveland, Ohio June 5-7! Visit us in booth #2.

Face recognition for galaxies: Artificial intelligence brings new tools to astronomy

A machine learning method called “deep learning,” which has been widely used in face recognition and other image and speech-recognition applications, has shown promise in helping astronomers analyze images of galaxies and understand how they form and evolve.

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