In the DiGeBaSt project (Digitization Gefaellter BaumStämme), Fraunhofer IPM is working with partners to develop a markless method for identifying tree trunks for the individual tracing of tree trunks or trunk parts. The method uses the individual surface structures on sawed surfaces as fingerprints and thus manages without any marking on the wood. Camera images of cut surfaces are reduced to a simple bit sequence for identification; subsequent matching is performed by taking another image of the same area and the corresponding bit sequence. The ID data is processed in a cloud and made available. This enables a forgery-proof assignment to individual forest owners – despite mixing during the harvesting processes.
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Episode 27 | Preview Vision & Looking Back – Henning Tiarks (Allied Vision)
In today’s episode, we speak with Henning Tiarks, CPO of Allied Vision.
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Earthquake Disrupts Production of Sony Image Sensors
On July 28,, a strong earthquake struck Japan’s Kumamoto region, home to many semiconductor manufacturers. Among them is Sony’s largest global manufacturing…
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Episode 26 | Limitless 3D possibilities – Annika Felhauer (Pepperl + Fuchs)
In the latest episode of the inVISION podcast ‘5 Questions…’, Annika Felhauer, Technology Development Manager for Industrial Sensors at Pepperl+Fuchs, introduces the…


















