What comes to mind when reading the term “no-touch serialization?” and how does that fit into the machine vision space?

Can you imagine taking images of each blank piece of paper in a full ream, “feature printing” (think digital fingerprint), each of them, and then being able to identify each one? For U.S. Pacific Northwest company Alitheon, this is everyday life. In this episode of Manufacturing Matters, Roei Ganzarski, CEO of Alitheon joined TECH B2B Marketing’s Jimmy Carroll and Dan McCarthy to discuss the technology and how it’s used in industries including transportation, luxury goods, collectibles, art, government, and beyond. Ganzarski also talks about the differentiation between barcodes and feature prints, how AI comes into play, how customer data is handled, and the intersection of this technology and machine vision.

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