20th November 2025
Prime Vision, together with Dell Technologies, has won the Computable Award 2025. The prize was awarded for the project “Efficient Sorting with Vision AI and Robotics,” a groundbreaking solution that combines artificial intelligence, robotics, and edge computing for efficient parcel sorting.
24th September 2025
Computer vision and AI solutions are improving efficiency and accuracy in sorting processes across the world. DHL’s new sorting facility in Coventry has made the most of this cutting-edge technology with Prime Vision’s high performance OCR solutions for sorting and fulfilment.
8th July 2025
Robots are giving growing e-commerce businesses the opportunity to sort orders in a highly efficient and scalable manner. This is certainly the case for K-Parts, a leading online supplier of scooter, moped, motorbike and bicycle parts, which is using Prime Vision robots to accelerate its warehouse logistics at Harderwijk in the Netherlands.
30th June 2025
Efficiency, accuracy, and reliability are crucial in the fast-paced world of logistics and fulfilment services. To meet growing demands and reduce operational costs, sortation facilities are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance their processing systems.
As providers of postal services draw back on major investments and look to be more cost conscious, they are focusing simulations of proposed changes to evaluate their impact.
29th May 2025
Prime Vision has signed a partnership with Dell Technologies to develop full-stack edge computing solutions for hybrid artificial intelligence (AI) at sorting and fulfilment centres.
13th May 2025
The boom in online retail has had a direct impact on parcel sorting facilities, increasing volumes and putting more strain on the equipment and the personnel.
1st April 2025
Data entry of address or customs information used to be a headache for postal and e-commerce companies, but Prime Vision’s new Smart Coding as a service (SCaaS) promises to change this.
27th February 2025
Errors in warehouse sorting cost money and have a negative quality impact, so logistics services aim to minimise them as much as possible. Mistakes usually occur at the edges of sorting automation systems, where workers manually move parcels from chutes into cages ready for transport to loading areas. Now, computer vision is offering a way to reduce errors without loss of efficiency, providing a real-time process quality checks without any additional steps.
6th February 2025
Offering products as a service allows users to test new technologies with reduced risks. This is good news for warehouse sorting operations in the parcels, ecommerce and fulfilment sector, where operators can struggle to justify replacing traditional manual processes with robots.