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Cognex launches In-Sight 3900 Vision System, an AI-powered inspection system that runs inspections up to four times faster than previous-generation systems.

Cognex launches In-Sight 3900 Vision System, an AI-powered inspection system that runs inspections up to four times faster than previous-generation systems.

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  1. Cognex Corp. released the In-Sight 3900 Vision System, a fully integrated vision system designed for manufacturers to run demanding inspections without sacrificing throughput. The system is powered by Qualcomm Dragonwing platforms and combines Cognex-developed edge AI, advanced AI, and rule-based vision tools.

  2. The In-Sight 3900 runs inspections up to four times faster than previous-generation Cognex vision systems, supports resolutions up to 25 megapixels, and enables real-time, deterministic inspection at full production speed. It eliminates the traditional tradeoff between inspection depth and line speed that legacy vision systems impose.

  3. When paired with Cognex OneVision, the In-Sight 3900 becomes part of a cloud-to-edge AI vision ecosystem that streamlines model development, cross-site collaboration, and deployment across devices, allowing manufacturers to train AI models centrally while executing inspections locally at production speed.

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