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Nov 2026

Video Systems at Advanced Engineering UK 2026: Strengthening Our Presence in Aerospace and Advanced Manufacturing

Two days of innovation, technology and international networking at NEC Birmingham, showcasing Video Systems' expertise in Machine Vision, Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Robotic Inspection.Video Systems participated in Advanced Engineering UK 2026, held on 4–5 November at NEC Birmingham, one of the United Kingdom's leading exhibitions dedicated to advanced engineering, manufacturing technologies and industrial innovation.The event represented an important opportunity to strengthen our presence in the UK market, connect with industry professionals and introduce our advanced inspection technologies to companies operating in highly demanding manufacturing environments.At Hall 3/3a, Stand P158, Video Systems presented its expertise in Machine Vision, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, with particular emphasis on APICUS® – Intelligent Robotic Inspection, our solution developed to address the challenges of automated inspection on complex surfaces and geometries.Aerospace: A Strategic Sector for Video SystemsThe aerospace industry represents a strategic area of development for Video Systems, where increasingly complex components, stringent quality requirements and demanding manufacturing processes call for highly reliable and adaptable inspection technologies.As aerospace manufacturing continues to evolve, the ability to inspect complex geometries, identify surface defects and transform inspection results into actionable information becomes increasingly important.Video Systems addresses these challenges by combining over 30 years of industrial Machine Vision experience with advanced Artificial Intelligence and intelligent robotic inspection technologies.Our approach supports manufacturers in improving inspection processes, increasing quality consistency and progressing towards Zero Defect Manufacturing.APICUS®: From Visual Inspection to Decision IntelligenceA central focus of our participation was APICUS®, an intelligent robotic inspection solution designed for complex industrial components, particularly in aerospace and precision manufacturing.APICUS® integrates Robotics, Machine Vision and Artificial Intelligence to support the inspection of challenging surfaces and geometries.Working directly from a component's 3D CAD model, the system enables engineers to define inspection requirements on the geometry, automatically deriving robotic inspection paths and image acquisition strategies.Through integration with Ingenium®, Video Systems' industrial vision and AI platform, APICUS® goes beyond traditional defect detection, transforming inspection data into valuable information to support quality-related decisions.This approach reflects our vision of industrial quality control: moving beyond simply identifying defects towards smarter, more efficient and data-driven inspection processes.Building Connections in the UK MarketRepresenting Video Systems at Advanced Engineering 2026 were Alessandro Liani, Jacopo Zoratti, Fabio Ortolano and Sofia Mancini, accompanied by Elisabetta Vignando, our UK Market Consultant.Throughout the two-day exhibition, our delegation had the opportunity to engage with professionals, companies and technology specialists from across the engineering and manufacturing sectors.These exchanges provided valuable opportunities to discuss emerging inspection challenges, explore potential collaborations and strengthen relationships within the British industrial ecosystem.For Video Systems, participation in international events such as Advanced Engineering is an essential part of our strategy to bring innovative inspection solutions closer to manufacturers and expand our presence in strategic industrial markets.An Evening Celebrating Innovation: Composites UK Awards Dinner 2026Alongside the exhibition, our delegation also attended the Composites UK Awards Dinner 2026, held on 4 November at the National Motorcycle Museum in Solihull.The event brought together members of the composites industry for an evening dedicated to recognising innovation, excellence and achievements across the sector.It was a further opportunity to connect with the wider engineering community and strengthen professional relationships in an international setting.Continuing Our Commitment to Intelligent ManufacturingOur participation in Advanced Engineering UK 2026 reinforces Video Systems' commitment to developing advanced inspection technologies for industries where precision, reliability and manufacturing quality are essential.With more than 8,000 systems installed across 48 countries, we continue to combine extensive industrial experience with innovative Machine Vision, AI and Robotics technologies to address the evolving needs of modern manufacturing.The aerospace sector will remain a key focus of this development, alongside our ongoing work across other high-value industrial applications.We would like to thank everyone who visited our stand, met our team and shared their perspectives with us during Advanced Engineering 2026.We look forward to continuing these conversations and exploring new opportunities for collaboration.Discover how APICUS® is transforming intelligent industrial inspection.Explore APICUS®

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Nov 2026

Video Systems at Advanced Engineering UK 2026: Intelligent Robotic Inspection for the Future of Manufacturing

Discover how Artificial Intelligence, Machine Vision and advanced robotics are transforming industrial quality control. Meet Video Systems on 4–5 November at NEC Birmingham, Hall 3/3a – Stand P158.Video Systems is pleased to announce its participation in Advanced Engineering UK 2026, one of the UK's leading events dedicated to engineering, advanced manufacturing and industrial innovation, taking place on 4–5 November 2026 at NEC Birmingham.With over 30 years of industrial experience and more than 8,000 systems installed across 48 countries, Video Systems continues to advance the integration of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Vision and Robotics to address increasingly complex manufacturing challenges.APICUS®: Intelligent Robotic InspectionAt this year's event, Video Systems will highlight APICUS® – Intelligent Robotic Inspection, an advanced solution combining robotics, Machine Vision and Artificial Intelligence to transform complex surface inspection into actionable quality information.Designed to address the challenges of aerospace and precision manufacturing, APICUS® supports the inspection of complex geometries and non-planar surfaces, helping manufacturers improve quality control processes and make more informed decisions based on inspection data.The solution reflects Video Systems' commitment to developing intelligent industrial technologies that connect advanced inspection capabilities with practical manufacturing needs.Advancing Towards Zero Defect ManufacturingFrom intelligent visual inspection to AI-driven quality intelligence, Video Systems continues to support manufacturers in improving product quality, optimizing production processes and accelerating industrial digital transformation.By combining applied research with decades of industrial expertise, the company contributes to the evolution of smarter, more reliable and data-driven manufacturing systems, supporting the industry's transition towards Zero Defect Manufacturing.Meet Video Systems at Advanced Engineering 2026Visitors will have the opportunity to meet the Video Systems team, explore the company's technologies and discuss how intelligent inspection solutions can address their specific industrial challenges.Event: Advanced Engineering UK 2026Dates: 4–5 November 2026Location: NEC Birmingham, United KingdomHall: 3/3aStand: P158Visit us at Stand P158 and discover how Video Systems is shaping the future of intelligent industrial inspection.Discover APICUS®

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Oct 2026

Video Systems at glasstec 2026: 25 Years of AI Innovation for the Glass Industry

From 20 to 23 October 2026, Video Systems participated in glasstec in Düsseldorf, showcasing advanced Machine Vision and Artificial Intelligence technologies for glass inspection and sharing its long-standing commitment to smarter, more efficient manufacturing.Video Systems successfully concluded its participation in glasstec 2026, the world's leading international trade fair for the glass industry, held at Messe Düsseldorf from 20 to 23 October.The four-day event brought together glass manufacturers, technology providers and industry professionals from around the world, offering an important opportunity to exchange ideas, strengthen international relationships and explore the challenges shaping the future of glass production.At Hall 14, Stand C23, our team welcomed visitors and partners to discuss the latest developments in automated quality inspection, industrial Artificial Intelligence and advanced vision technologies.Imago®: Intelligent Quality Inspection for Glass ManufacturingAt the centre of our exhibition presence was Imago®, the Video Systems family of advanced inspection solutions developed for the glass industry.Combining Machine Vision, Artificial Intelligence and advanced image processing, Imago® supports manufacturers in identifying defects, improving inspection reliability and gaining valuable information from production processes.In an industry where high production speeds, complex optical characteristics and demanding quality standards require extremely reliable inspection technologies, intelligent vision systems play an increasingly important role.Our approach goes beyond traditional defect detection, connecting inspection capabilities with data analysis and process intelligence to help manufacturers improve product quality, reduce unnecessary rejects and optimise production efficiency.These technologies reflect Video Systems' ongoing commitment to Zero Defect Manufacturing and to developing practical AI solutions for real industrial applications.25 Years of AI Research and Industrial ExperienceOne of the highlights of glasstec 2026 was the participation of Alessandro Liani, CEO of Video Systems, as a speaker at the glasstec Conference.His presentation explored a technological journey that began 25 years ago, when Video Systems started investigating the potential of Artificial Intelligence for industrial glass inspection.From the earliest challenges of distinguishing genuine defects from reflections, optical disturbances and natural variations in glass, our technologies have progressively evolved towards more advanced, reliable and intelligent inspection systems.This evolution has been driven by continuous research, extensive field experience and close collaboration with glass manufacturers.Today, the integration of AI, Machine Vision and industrial data analysis enables increasingly sophisticated approaches to quality control, supporting operators and transforming inspection results into actionable information.From inspection to information. From information to better decisions.This philosophy continues to guide the development of our industrial technologies.A Conversation with GlassOnline: The Future of Industrial AIDuring the exhibition, Alessandro Liani was also interviewed by Nick Fouché, Associate Editor at GlassOnline, for a conversation about Video Systems' technological evolution and its approach to industrial Artificial Intelligence.The interview provided an opportunity to discuss how more than 30 years of Machine Vision expertise, combined with proprietary AI technologies, are contributing to advances in quality inspection and process control.While glass manufacturing remains one of our core areas of expertise, the same technological foundations support applications across other demanding industrial sectors, including steel and advanced manufacturing.We thank GlassOnline and Glass Industry Network for the opportunity to share our experience with the international glass industry community.Strengthening Relationships Across the Global Glass IndustryRepresenting Video Systems throughout the exhibition were Alessandro Liani, Gianni Valle, Mattia Di Giusto and Jacopo Zoratti.The event offered valuable opportunities to meet customers, engage with technology partners and discuss new projects with companies operating across the international glass manufacturing sector.These conversations are an essential part of our development process, helping us understand emerging industrial requirements and translate real manufacturing challenges into innovative inspection solutions.For Video Systems, glasstec is not only an opportunity to present technologies, but also an important meeting point for building long-term partnerships and strengthening our presence in the global glass industry.Looking Ahead: From Machine Vision to Decision IntelligenceOur participation in glasstec 2026 reaffirmed the strategic importance of the glass industry for Video Systems and our commitment to continuous technological innovation.With over 30 years of expertise and more than 8,000 systems installed across 48 countries, we continue to support manufacturers worldwide in their transition towards smarter, more connected and data-driven production processes.The future of glass inspection is not simply about detecting defects more effectively. It is about using intelligent technologies to better understand production processes, support decisions and continuously improve manufacturing quality.We would like to thank everyone who visited our stand, met our team and contributed to the valuable discussions throughout glasstec 2026.We look forward to continuing these conversations and working together to shape the next generation of intelligent glass inspection.Discover our intelligent inspection solutions for the glass industry.

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Oct 2026

Video Systems wins the 15th KES Innovation Award in Seoul

Ingenium® AI eco-system awarded in the AX – AI Transformation category at KES 2026Video Systems has received the 15th KES Innovation Award in the AX – AI Transformation category for its Ingenium® AI eco-system.The award was officially presented on 13 October 2026, during the opening day of KES 2026 – Korea Electronics Show, currently taking place at COEX in Seoul.Representing Video Systems at the event are Jacopo Zoratti and Fabio Ortolano, who are meeting customers, partners and industry professionals throughout the exhibition.The recognition confirms the value of Video Systems’ continued investments in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Vision and intelligent industrial systems, while also highlighting the company’s international standing and the relevance of its technologies in a global industrial context.Over the years, Video Systems has built its expertise around the development of advanced solutions for industrial quality control, combining Artificial Intelligence, Machine Vision, automation and data analysis to support manufacturers in improving quality, efficiency and decision-making.The KES Innovation Award represents an important acknowledgment of the work carried out by the entire Video Systems team and of the company’s commitment to developing technologies capable of responding to increasingly complex industrial challenges.Video Systems would like to thank the Korea Electronics Association and the KES Innovation Awards committee for this recognition.Meet Video Systems at KES 2026Video Systems is exhibiting at:KES 2026 – Korea Electronics ShowCOEX, SeoulEU Business Hub Pavilion – Booth B14013–16 October 2026

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Oct 2026

Video Systems accelerates Industrial AI with Lenovo, AMD, and Infostar.

A new AI-ready infrastructure reduces model training times by over 50% and lays the groundwork for Video Systems' next step toward Physical AI through SENTIO.The evolution of Machine Vision and Artificial Intelligence applications requires increasingly greater computing power, especially when multiple research and development teams must work simultaneously on training, validation, and deployment of AI models.To support this growth, Video Systems, together with partner Infostar, has built a new infrastructure based on Lenovo and AMD technology, designed to offer performance, scalability, reliability, and energy efficiency to support the most advanced AI workloads. lenovo_videosystems_casestudyA New AI-Ready PlatformThe solution includes two Lenovo ThinkSystem SR665 V3 servers, equipped with AMD EPYC 9124 Server CPUs and NVIDIA L40S GPUs.The infrastructure supports the design, training, validation, and deployment of AI-based Machine Vision models developed on the Ingenium® platform. The implementation was carried out with the joint support of the Infostar and Lenovo teams, allowing workload migration without interrupting ongoing operations. lenovo_videosystems_casestudyThe platform also benefits from Lenovo Premier Support for Infrastructure, which guarantees 24/7/365 direct access to technical specialists, helping to maximize infrastructure availability and reduce issue resolution times. lenovo_videosystems_casestudyMeasurable Results in AI DevelopmentThe new infrastructure has allowed Video Systems to achieve significant improvements in research and development activities:over 50% reduction in AI model training times;30% more availability for developers thanks to virtual GPUs;reduction in energy consumption for TFLOP/W. lenovo_videosystems_casestudyVirtualization of GPUs also allows hardware resources to be divided into multiple independent instances, enabling different AI workloads to be executed simultaneously.The platform is used not only for training Machine Vision models but also for Digital Twin simulations, predictive maintenance analysis, and parallel development of multiple projects, accelerating the path from R&D to industrial application. lenovo_videosystems_casestudyFrom Industrial AI to Physical AIUpgrading the infrastructure also represents a technological foundation for the next phase of Video Systems' development: Physical AI.Through SENTIO, Video Systems is advancing research in reasoning-driven robotics, aiming to connect perception, reasoning, and action within physical and industrial environments. lenovo_videosystems_casestudy“Our next step is to build on decades of industrial AI experience and advanced reasoning-driven robotics through SENTIO. We need reliable, scalable computing that gives our teams room to develop and test new ideas.”Alessandro Liani, Founder & CEO, Video Systems Srl lenovo_videosystems_casestudyThe new platform enables multiple teams to work simultaneously on AI models, creating a stronger foundation for the development of intelligent robotics through SENTIO and for exploring new applications in the Aerospace & Defence sectors as well. lenovo_videosystems_casestudyA Technological Partnership to Support GrowthThe collaboration with Lenovo, AMD, and Infostar allows Video Systems to have an infrastructure designed not only for current needs but also to support future expansion of AI activities.“Lenovo and AMD technology offered superior performance, and the energy efficiency to help us control operational costs. Knowing that Video Systems is set to continue growing rapidly in the near future, the scalable nature of the solution is crucial to helping us meet demand effectively.”Alessandro Liani, Founder & CEO, Video Systems Srl lenovo_videosystems_casestudyFor Video Systems, this investment represents a further step in the evolution of its technologies for industrial quality control, Machine Vision, Artificial Intelligence, and Physical AI, with the aim of accelerating innovation and bringing new solutions to market more quickly.The full case studyLenovo has dedicated an in-depth case study to Video Systems, exploring the evolution of its AI infrastructure, the results achieved in model development, and the future prospects related to Physical AI and SENTIO.Read the full case study on Lenovo or watch the full video

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Sep 2026

Video Systems wins the KES Innovation Awards 2026 with Ingenium® AI eco-system

The Italian deep-tech company has been selected as a winner in the AX – AI Transformation category and will receive the official award during KES 2026 in Seoul.Video Systems has been selected as a winner of the 15th KES Innovation Awards with Ingenium® AI eco-system, in the AX – AI Transformation category.Organized by the Korea Electronics Association, the KES Innovation Awards recognize innovative technologies presented at the Korea Electronics Show 2026, taking place from 13 to 16 October 2026 at COEX in Seoul, Republic of Korea.Video Systems will attend KES 2026 as part of the EU Business Hub delegation, together with European deep-tech companies selected to showcase European technological innovation in the Korean market.Industrial Edge AI for Zero Defect ManufacturingDeveloped entirely by Video Systems, Ingenium® AI eco-system is an integrated Edge AI platform designed to bring Artificial Intelligence and Machine Vision directly to industrial production environments.At the core of the platform, Ingenium® AI Edge Rack combines a hybrid DSP/GPU architecture with four 64-bit floating-point DSP units, enabling real-time acquisition and processing from up to eight RGB, infrared and multispectral cameras.An NVIDIA Jetson Orin performs AI inference directly on the production floor, while maintaining a total power draw below 150 W.The hardware platform is complemented by Ingenium® AI Suite, available in cloud or on-premise configurations, supporting the complete AI workflow: image collection and annotation, dataset management, training, validation, optimization, edge deployment and model monitoring.Its visual no-code environment also enables process engineers and technicians to build and manage AI and Machine Vision pipelines without requiring advanced programming skills.More than 30 years of Machine Vision expertise“This recognition rewards more than thirty years of work in Machine Vision and over twenty years of experience in AI applied to manufacturing. With Ingenium, we have brought together in a single platform what we have learned from thousands of installations. AI in manufacturing works when it operates close to the production line, communicates with automation systems and can be used by people who understand the process, not only by those who write code. Being in Seoul with the European delegation is also an opportunity to build new collaborations with partners and customers in Korea and across Asia.”Alessandro Liani, Founder & CEO of Video SystemsIngenium® technologies are already used in industrial applications across sectors including steel, pharmaceutical glass, automotive and food production, integrating with factory automation through digital I/O, TCP/IP, OPC UA and MQTT.Video Systems at KES 2026Participation in KES 2026 represents another step in Video Systems’ international development and an opportunity to establish new technical and commercial collaborations with manufacturers, customers and technology partners in South Korea and across Asia.KES – Korea Electronics Show 202613–16 October 2026COEX, Seoul – Republic of KoreaEU Business Hub Pavilion

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Jul 2026

Video Systems at Glasstec 2026: Discover the Future of AI-Powered Glass Inspection

From 20 to 23 October 2026, Video Systems will be exhibiting at Glasstec 2026, the world's leading trade fair for the glass industry, held at Messe Düsseldorf.You can find us in Hall 14 – Booth C23, where we'll showcase our latest innovations in AI-powered machine vision for quality control in hollow glass manufacturing.With more than 30 years of expertise in industrial AI and machine vision, Video Systems continues to support glass manufacturers worldwide with advanced inspection technologies designed to improve product quality, optimize production processes and drive the transition towards Zero Defect Manufacturing.During the exhibition, visitors will have the opportunity to discover how our Imago® solutions leverage artificial intelligence, advanced imaging and real-time data analysis to deliver reliable, high-performance inspection throughout the glass production process.Whether you're looking to enhance quality control, reduce production waste or explore the latest developments in industrial vision technology, our team will be pleased to meet you and discuss your specific challenges.Meet us at Glasstec 2026📅 20–23 October 2026📍 Hall 14 – Booth C23Messe Düsseldorf, GermanyWe look forward to welcoming you to our stand and exploring together the next generation of intelligent glass inspection.Book a meeting with our team and let's shape the future of glass manufacturing together.

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Jun 2026

Video Systems at the 40th Şişecam Glass Conference in Istanbul

Video Systems took part in the 40th Şişecam Glass Conference in Istanbul, with Alessandro Liani and Jacopo Zorattirepresenting the company at one of the glass industry's most important international gatherings. The conference brought together industry leaders, researchers, technology innovators, and glass manufacturers from around the world.This year's discussions focused on three closely connected priorities: energy efficiency, sustainability, and Artificial Intelligence. There is a shared conviction across the sector that the future of glass manufacturing will depend on the ability to produce better products while consuming fewer resources, reducing environmental impact, and leveraging data to optimize every stage of production.Artificial Intelligence is emerging as a key enabler of this transformation. From quality inspection and process optimization to predictive maintenance and resource efficiency, AI is helping manufacturers move closer to a vision of zero-defect production, reduced waste, and more sustainable operations.For more than 30 years, Video Systems has applied machine vision and Artificial Intelligence to help manufacturers improve quality, efficiency, and competitiveness. The company's participation in the Şişecam Glass Conference reflects its ongoing commitment to innovation that addresses real industrial challenges and contributes to a more sustainable future.Video Systems thanks Şişecam for hosting the event and looks forward to continuing to exchange ideas with industry leaders and to helping shape the next generation of glass manufacturing.

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