Transforming the Light Curtain: Using Pattern and Object Recognition for Safer Material Transfer
Industrial safety has evolved considerably since its beginnings in the early 20th century. The number of injuries occurring on an annual basis typically is used to measure workplace safety,over the past century, this metric has improved dramatically. Some of the progress is the result of regulations,but it is also due to advances in safety technology.
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