AR (Augmented Reality) and VR (Virtual Reality) are often associated with gaming. However, these technologies hold significant potential in warehouse management.

AI is already better at diagnosing diseases, can perform minimal intervention surgeries — and make sure patients get better faster. Let's take a look at how VR and AR in medicine is actually done.

Amazon has about 1 million robots working in its warehouses alone — far more than human employees.

Everyone wants clothes that fit better and cost less.

Robots can't do the dishes or clean our house yet, but they can already create a symphony.

In the previous article, we talked about the importance of the camera calibration process, which is employed by computer vision and machine learning algorithms. We discussed how to do this by placing a pattern or, in some cases, using surrounding objects as a pattern in the camera's field of view. But if there is more than one camera, things get complicated!