VISION 2024

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The industry’s most important international meeting point offers a unique platform in Stuttgart. Experience the latest products, technologies and trend themes of machine vision such as embedded vision, hyperspectral imaging and deep learning!

2024
8th October, 2024 - 10th October, 2024

Event Organizer

Messe Stuttgart
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+49711185600
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Event Location

Stuttgart, Germany

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