Lingbang Intelligence wraps Vision China 2026 Beijing
Vision China 2026 (Beijing) ran on 25–26 June at the Beijing International Convention Center. Lingbang Intelligence presented VisionAgent at Hall 4, booth A07. Traffic at the stand stayed high through both days as customers and partners discussed generalization in complex manufacturing, train-and-infer on the edge, and how to deploy at scale.
Forum talk: taking visual agents onto the factory floor
The chairman spoke on “VisionAgent: generalization and deployment in complex manufacturing.” The focus was how a visual-inspection foundation model can become reusable, transferable industrial productivity—not a one-off model for a single station. The model is trained for industrial inspection tasks (defects, objects, assembly, process scenes) and can be reused with on-site samples and task orchestration.
Against real shop-floor problems—many SKUs, frequent changeovers, parallel stations, shifting defect types—VisionAgent is built around train-and-infer in one stack, edge deployment, and zero-code orchestration, so inspection stays close to the line.
On the stand: a busy two days
At Hall 4 A07 the team showed VisionAgent 3.0 on industrial inspection. Live demos highlighted one-to-many control and 240 FPS. Visitors stayed to talk through edge deployment, multi-task inspection, copying a line, and how delivery actually works.
From static defects to dynamic process monitoring, VisionAgent pointed to a more general path for complex plants—and to industrial vision moving from project delivery toward a productized capability.
What we put on the floor
- Train-and-infer on the edge: training, inference, orchestration and output stay at the edge, where latency and stability matter.
- One-to-many, multi-task, multi-line: the live demo showed one-to-many control at 240 FPS for many cameras, stations and lines, with hardware reuse and faster rollout.
- Few-shot adaptation: new products, new defects and frequent changeovers without a heavy sample or retune cycle.
- More scenes: appearance defects, assembly checks, packaging and process monitoring.
The show is over; the conversations continue
Two days on the floor have ended. Talks on inspection foundation models, visual agents and real manufacturing scenes have not. Thank you to everyone who stopped by, and for the attention and advice on VisionAgent.
Lingbang will keep putting the inspection foundation model and VisionAgent onto more live lines—easier to use, easier to copy, and closer to the shop floor. We look forward to the next stage of machine vision in smart manufacturing with more partners.