Prime Vision
Prime Vision is a global leader in computer vision integration and robotics for logistics and fulfillment, headquartered in Delft, The Netherlands.
Prime Vision Overview
Prime Vision is a global leader specializing in computer vision integration and robotics for the logistics and fulfillment industry. Headquartered in Delft, The Netherlands, Prime Vision employs over 170 experts dedicated to designing and integrating solutions that optimize the automation of sorting processes using advanced recognition, identification, and robotics techniques.
Innovative Solutions by Prime Vision
Prime Vision offers a comprehensive portfolio of best-in-class solutions aimed at automating sorting processes. Their latest innovations include the Flow Projector, which uses a laser beam to project sorting information directly onto parcels, and Robotic Sorting, an autonomous solution for flexible and future-proof sorting centers.
Prime Vision's Decision System Solutions
Prime Vision provides various Decision System Solutions that include Smart Integration Management, Smart Coding, Smart Station, Smart Store, Prime Connect, Prime OT Security, and Prime OT Cloud. These solutions are designed to streamline and enhance sorting center operations, ensuring they meet the highest security standards while turning local resources into a secure, extendable cloud.
Prime Vision's Computer Vision and AI Solutions
Prime Vision's Computer Vision and AI Solutions include Text Vision, Address Vision, Barcode Vision, Customs Vision, Indicia Vision, Hazmat Vision, and Quality Vision. These solutions improve the accuracy and efficiency of parcel sorting by utilizing advanced recognition technology to address challenges such as dangerous goods detection, stamp recognition, and camera quality monitoring.
Prime Vision's Robotics and Projection Sorting Solutions
Prime Vision's Robotics and Projection Sorting Solutions feature advanced technologies like Projection Sorting and Robotic Sorting. Projection Sorting uses the Flow Projector to read barcodes and project sorting information directly onto parcels, while Robotic Sorting employs autonomous robots to create flexible and efficient sorting centers.