SINTRONES to Show AI Inspection Computers at VISION 2026

Oct 1, 2026
SINTRONES will present edge AI computers for machine vision, automated optical inspection and semiconductor inspection at VISION 2026 in Stuttgart.

SINTRONES said in a press release it will present edge AI computers for machine vision, automated optical inspection and semiconductor inspection at VISION 2026. The event runs from October 6 to 8 at Messe Stuttgart in Germany.

The ABOX-5221(P)(G)-IP66 supports Intel Core Series 2 processors, optional Intel Arc graphics, dual 10GbE connections, four 2.5GbE ports and up to 96GB of DDR5 memory. The ABOX-5221(P)(G)-LC uses the company's fanless and pumpless phase change liquid cooling system for sustained computing workloads.

SINTRONES will also debut the ABOX-5222E, which has two PCIe x16 expansion slots for graphics and vision hardware. Demonstrations will include the IBOX-604-G2 with two GMSL2 cameras and the IBOX-601-M12X with four GMSL2 camera interfaces for object detection, distance estimation and industrial inspection.

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