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        Avnet demonstrates vision-based Industrial IoT application with Zynq-7000

        Avnet demonstrates a highlight integrated Industrial Internet of things (IoT) system integrating machine vision, motor control, and Near Field Communications (NFC) on a single Xilinx Zynq-7000 SoC to identify and pick specific items and then deposit them in the right dispenser based on user selection.

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