From Legacy to Lightning: Part 2

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Previously titled “From Legacy to Lightning_Part2_mixdown8rd3g” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 4, 2026

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In this episode of Visions: A Machine Vision and Automation Solutions Podcast, part two of three, Visions host Jim Tatum speaks with Milind Karnik, CEO of Elementary, about how AI-driven vision is transforming legacy inspection systems on the factory floor. The conversation covers misconceptions of cloud-based manufacturing and practical approaches, including Elementary's VisionLink, which enables manufacturers to augment existing cameras and send images for AI classification without replacing entire lines.

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