Opening Keynote Announced For UKIVA Machine Vision Conference and Exhibition
17/05/2019 UK Industrial Vision Association (UKIVA)
The UKIVA Machine Vision Conference and Exhibition, which takes place at the Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes, UK on Thursday 6th June 2019, will open at 10 AM with a keynote address by Minh-Tri Pham from Winnow. His talk is entitled: 'Sustainability in the food industry: AI Vision tools reduce food waste at IKEA' and is sure to attract a large audience.The keynote will focus on Winnow Vision, a new tool which uses computer vision to help chefs easily pinpoint food waste in the kitchen and in doing so cut costs and save time. The system takes images of waste food as it is thrown away. Using these images, the machine trains itself to recognise what has been thrown in the bin. Winnow's test systems have reached and surpassed human levels of accuracy in identifying waste foods.
Over time, these systems enable food waste to be automatically registered without any human interaction. Food will be thrown in the bin and the data will be captured automatically. Winnow has been testing the system in the field since late 2017 with two of their pioneering launch partners - IKEA and Emaar Hospitality Group. At IKEA, they're already live in every store across the UK. Winnow Vision is set to make a big impact in the hospitality industry and the fight against food waste on a global scale.
The Machine Vision Conference program features around 60 technical seminars across eight different subject areas: Vision in Robotics, Understanding Vision Technology, Deep Learning & Embedded Vision, 3D Vision, Optics & Illumination, Camera Technology, Systems & Applications and Vision Innovation. The Exhibition features a world-class cross section of companies that serve the machine vision industry. It will provide visitors with the opportunity to see some of the latest vision products and talk to experts about any aspect of machine vision. Registration for the event is now open at: www.machinevisionconference.co.uk.
For more information, please contact:
Chris Valdes
UK Industrial Vision Association
New Progress House
34 Stafford Road
Wallington
Surrey
SM6 9AA
Tel: +44 (0)20 8773 5517
Email: chris.valdes@ppma.co.uk
Web: www.ukiva.org
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