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Welcome to the latest issue of MV Pro – and thanks, as always, for taking the time to read it!

We’re diving into the future this month, starting with Mark’s in-depth exploration of Industry 4.0 and what it means for the next generation of Machine Vision. Then, Rachel returns with the latest in her series on real-world applications – this time, she’s taking us into the immersive world of Augmented Reality.

From the editorial desk, I’m heading back into space – but this time, it’s all about modern challenges, from Mars exploration to space debris clean-up. Space tech and vision systems are increasingly intertwined, and it’s a journey well worth taking.

There’s also been a flurry of activity across our industry. We’re bringing you not only the biggest headlines, including MV Tec’s expanded student program, but also a comprehensive industry overview for Europe and North America. Get the inside scoop on the latest Chip Acts and how each side of the Atlantic is tackling them in their own way.

On the tech front, this issue is packed with major product launches and breakthroughs – from Lucid Vision, Teledyne FLIR, SVS Vistek, MV Tec, and even crash-test simulations from SinceVision.

We’ve also got full roundups of Automation UK and Automate Detroit – two standout events on the calendar. Don’t miss our podcast highlights from Detroit for some behind-the-scenes insights.

And finally, at the back of this issue, you’ll find everything you need to know about Automatica in Munich. I’m looking forward to being there – and to meeting many of you in person. If you see me, please come and say hello!

Until then – enjoy the read!

Best Wishes 
Tom 

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