Solomon will exhibit at VISION 2026 in Stuttgart, demonstrating how AI-powered vision enables machines to perceive challenging objects, inspect complex components, guide motion, and extend visual intelligence into robotics.
Expanding What Machine Vision Can See and Do at VISION 2026
Machine vision is moving beyond fixed cameras, predefined rules, and highly controlled inspection conditions.
At VISION 2026, Solomon will demonstrate how AI vision can expand perception across robotics, inspection, motion control, and embedded vision applications. From identifying transparent, reflective, and dark objects to inspecting bearings and server boards, these applications show how machines can interpret increasingly complex visual information and use it to support automated decisions and actions.
Visitors can explore five live applications combining AI, machine vision, robotics, and smart cameras to address visual tasks that can be difficult to solve using conventional approaches alone.
Featured Applications at Booth 10C54
- Foveasion for Humanoid Robotics — AI vision for long-range perception, target recognition, and vision-guided robotic interaction
- Transparent, Reflective & Dark Object Vision — NEW! — AI-powered perception for surfaces and materials that challenge conventional machine vision
- Server Board Inspection with SolMotion — Vision-guided motion for automated server board inspection
- Bearing Inspection with META-aivi — AI vision for automated visual inspection of industrial components
- Smart Camera Inspection with SolVision — AI-powered inspection deployed through compact smart camera systems
From Visual Detection to Machine Intelligence
Industrial vision systems increasingly need to do more than detect whether an object is present. They must interpret visual information across changing surfaces, complex components, variable viewpoints, and applications where perception directly informs robotic or automated action.
At VISION 2026, see how Solomon applies AI vision across different layers of industrial automation — from embedded smart cameras and automated inspection to motion systems and humanoid robotics.
Explore how these technologies can help manufacturers extend machine vision into applications requiring greater visual flexibility, more complex recognition, and closer integration between perception and action.
Speak with our team about your machine vision application and the visual challenges conventional approaches have difficulty addressing.
Event Details
- Event: VISION 2026
- Date: October 6–8, 2026
- Location: Messe Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany
- Hall: 10
- Booth: 10C54