4th European Machine Vision Forum

You are kindly invited to contribute to and participate in the 4^th European Machine Vision Forum taking place in the Palais de la Bourse, Lyon, France, September 5-6, 2019 with the focal topic Photonics and Machine Vision: Going Deep into Integration.

Researchers and developers from machine vision, computer vision, machine learning, applied optics and photonics meet at the forum to exchange their newest ideas how the deep integration of photonic elements, imaging sensors, computing platforms and machine learning lead to much more capable, smaller, cheaper and less energy consuming vision systems.

Do not miss this exciting opportunity, participate and contribute your valuable research or innovation and submit the extended abstracts of your contributed talk or poster latest at Friday, May 24, 2019 using the online Submission Tool.

All submissions are openly reviewed by the joint Scientific and Industrial Advisory Board of the forum and everyone, who has submitted a contribution. For the five best rated student contributions, the student speaker will receive a free ticket to the forum.

The European Machine Vision Association (EMVA) has launched this event in 2016 to foster interaction between the machine vision industry and academic research so that innovations can be transferred into practice faster. The aim is to learn from each other, discuss the newest research results relevant for industry as well as problems from applications, learn about emerging application fields, and to discuss research cooperation between industry and academic institutes.

EMVA Board Member Prof. Dr. Bernd Jähne, Heidelberg Collaboratory for Image Processing (HCI), Heidelberg University and Chair of the European Machine Vision Forum will be pleased to welcome you to the 4^th edition of EMVA’s ‘Research Meets Industry’ initiative.

For more details visit www.european-forum-emva.org or contact us at info(at)emva-forum.org.

We are looking forward to seeing you in Lyon! 

Your EMVA Event Team

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