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AI image generation without copyright infringement
Building a Creative Commons dataset for retraining Stable Diffusion using the open source dataset creation framework Fondant
Vision AI for Quality Inspection
& Process Steering
See Every Defect. Save Every Euro.
Manual inspection is slow, costly, and prone to human error. Traditional systems require excessive technical overhead and often fall short. ML6 Vision AI changes the game—bringing proven accuracy, scalable automation, and cost efficiency. Built on a decade of applied AI research and reusable ML building blocks, it plugs seamlessly into your production line to deliver results today and adapt to tomorrow’s demands.
Manual inspections are prone to error, slow, and vary between operators.
Rigid vision systems that can't adapt to new products or defect types.
Difficulty steering processes in real-time based on inspection insights.
Internal AI projects that are too slow or never make it past pilot.
Generic tools that don’t meet the specific needs of your factory.
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BlogOptical 3D Acquisition Methods: A Comprehensive Guide [Part 2]
This blog post is the second part of our on-going blog series about 3D computer vision. If you haven’t read the first blog post, you can check it out here. This second article (Part 2) provides an overview of 3D optical acquisition methods. We cover the differences between various types of sensors and how they can benefit specific use-cases. We also cover different 3D data formats and storage options.
BlogDeveloping an AI solution for product photography: what we learned
An introduction to gen AI in product photography: "Lights, Camera, AI!" With the world of e-commerce expanding rapidly since the pandemic, being able to present your product in an attractive and original way is more important than ever. As customers cannot touch or try your product, letting your product excel in stunning, professional and detailed images is the first step to lure customers into making a purchase. Studies show that 76.5% of customers acknowledge the significant impact of high-quality product photography and its role in influencing their purchase decision. However, getting high quality, professional product pictures does not come for free. Let alone the cost and overhead of setting up a studio and getting your product to the location, professionals can charge on average between 35$-50$ per image to even over 400$ on the high end. A lot of small business owners simply do not have the funds to do this for every product, but even for big players, who have funds, might not have the time to set this all up as their product catalogue changes rapidly.
