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Tom Meehan

Tom Meehan

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Co-Host, CrimeScience

New York

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Aerospace , Environment , Electronics , Science , Technology , Economy

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Total articles 21

  • How Machine Vision Is Revolutionizing Manufacturing

    By Tom Meehan| Automation.com Verified Using new technologies like AI, cloud computing, and 3D vision, machine vision will likely play an expanded role in augmented reality maintenance, predictive analytics and more. Manufacturers increasingly turn to machine vision systems to automate critical processes, improve product quality and gain insight into operations. Machine vision involves using cameras, sensors and image processing software to provide visual input and analysis for automated machines.

    By Tom Meehan · Automation.com

    Nov. 25, 2024

  • RFID: Revolutionizing the Retail Experience from Inventory to Innovation

    By Tom Meehan| Loss Prevention Magazine@ Just before the end of World War II, Averill Harriman, the US ambassador to the Soviet Union, received a gift from the Young Pioneers, a Soviet youth organization. Their “gesture of friendship” was a beautifully carved wood replica of the state seal of the United States, and it was promptly hung in the study of the ambassador’s residence in Moscow. What the Americans didn’t know was that it contained a listening device, which the Soviets used to monitor conversations for several years.

    By Tom Meehan · Loss Prevention Magazine

    Jun. 21, 2024

  • How Machine Vision Is Revolutionizing Manufacturing

    By Tom Meehan| Automation.com Verified Using new technologies like AI, cloud computing, and 3D vision, machine vision will likely play an expanded role in augmented reality maintenance, predictive analytics and more. Manufacturers increasingly turn to machine vision systems to automate critical processes, improve product quality and gain insight into operations. Machine vision involves using cameras, sensors and image processing software to provide visual input and analysis for automated machines.

    By Tom Meehan · Automation.com

    Nov. 25, 2024

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