Viziotix Features in Imaging and Machine Vision Europe Sept '24
Founder and CEO Cedric Mollon shares insights in a recent interview with Imaging and Machine Vision Europe. On the 3rd anniversary of the company’s founding and ahead of the VISION expo, he discusses Viziotix’s origins, the significance of Vision Expo for our technology, and our innovative approach to barcode scanning for automation and machine-vision.
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Real-time multi-barcode scanning introduced by Viziotix at VISION 2024’s Start-Up World
Interview Summary
Viziotix CEO, Cedric Mollon, shared insights on the company’s revolutionary multi-barcode scanning technology and its significance in automated inventory solutions with Imaging and Machine Vision Europe.
Mollon highlighted the importance of start-up recognition, partnerships, and physical events like VISION for industry visibility and feedback. He also discussed the company’s origin, the challenges of scaling up, and how its Maxi-Scan algorithm accelerates inventory automation across industries like logistics, retail, and healthcare.
The software reads hundreds of barcodes in a single image, eliminating the need for manual scanning and enabling real-time data processing on the edge, rather than relying on cloud computing. Viziotix emphasizes the value of rapid support and adaptability in working with integrators and OEMs. In addition to industrial applications, the software has consumer potential, with its mobile apps already capable of quick barcode scans.
Founded in 2021 by four vision industry veterans, Viziotix identified an opportunity to develop identification software for robotic and automated systems. Mollon stresses the company’s dedication to innovation while maintaining its start-up culture to attract partners and expand its ecosystem. He is optimistic that Viziotix will be a key player in advancing automation solutions and envisions a future where their software replaces manual inventory processes entirely, including via robots, drones, and smart forklifts.
Finally, Mollon expressed enthusiasm for developing further vision software technologies and expanding education and training opportunities to attract fresh talent to the machine vision sector, crucial for the future of automation.
This summary provides an overview of Viziotix’s journey, innovations, and aspirations, sparking interest in their technology’s potential for revolutionizing barcode scanning and inventory management.
