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1 The Growing Importance of Machine Vision Jeff Burnstein President – AIA jburnstein@MachineVisionOnline.org Location Date 2 Table of Contents Machine Vision Definition Machine Vision Value Proposition Machine Vision in North America Machine Vision Functions Major Machine Vision Applications Summary and Conclusions Appendix 3 I. Machine Vision Definition What is machine vision? All industrial and non-industrial applications where a combination of hardware and software provide operational guidance to devices in the execution of their functions based on the capture and processing of images. A machine vision system typically involves: lighting to render visible the object to be imaged optics to focus the image of the object camera to “see” the image imaging board to capture the image from the camera and convert it into data software that is used to manipulate the digitized image to optimize operational decision-making. Machine vision is not limited to the factory floor but instead extends to new, innovative applications. AIA Annual MV Market Study 4 II. Machine Vision Value Proposition Machine vision enables: increased productivity greater efficiency enhanced product quality The value provided by machine vision makes it essential in an increasingly competitive world market. We believe the value provided by machine vision insures an upward, long-term trend in machine vision sales with only temporary deviations due to the business cycle. MV Trend Line Cyclical Variation Time 5 III. Machine Vision in North America 2011 Forecast - MV Financial Transactions* in $ Millions (USD) * Overall sales activity: Sum of component and system sales (including smart cameras) + 12.6% + 6.2% + 1.2% - 7.2% - 0.2% -29.2% + 4.6% + 2.1% +60.2% +4.3% Historical Trend Line Following the Recession in 2009, Machine Vision Sales Activity in North America, Returned to the Historical Trend Line in 2010. 2011 Growth Expected at 4.3% But 9.9% is Pos