CORTE-X Lab

Laboratory for Machine Vision and Artificial Intelligence in Technological Systems

Vision and intelligence
for machines

Our Research Foundations

Our research is built on three interconnected pillars:
advanced perception, intelligent modeling, and real-world technological integration.

Perception

Advanced machine vision and multimodal sensing for precise data acquisition and process understanding

Intelligence

Predictive, generative, and hybrid AI models combining data-driven approaches.

Integration

Deployment of AI models into real-world systems and edge environments

Scientific Approach

Our research follows a structured and reproducible framework that
transforms scientific innovation into validated technological solutions.

Scientific Methods

Development of machine vision, AI, and hybrid modeling methods for complex systems.

Experimental Validation

Controlled experiments, multimodal data acquisition, and rigorous benchmarking

Technological Integration

Translation of models into deployable hardware-software and edge-enabled systems

Real-World
Impact

Validated solutions for industrial, food, and pharmaceutical environments

Where Our Research Creates Impact

Our methods are translated into validated solutions across manufacturing,
food systems, and pharmacutical technologies.

Smart Manufacturing

We develop machine vision and AI-enabled monitoring systems for intelligent manufacturing environments.

Food System &
Agri-Tech

We apply machine vision and AI to enhance sustainability and quality cross the food value chain.

Medical Technologies

We develop machine vision and AI solutions for regulated environments, with focus on pharmaceutical technologies.

From Research to Implementation

We operate across TRL 1-6, bridging scientific innovation and validated deployment


Fundamental Research

Basic principles observed and technology concepts formulated


Experimental
Validation

Proof-of-concept demonstrated and experimental development


Pilot
Systems

Pilot-scale testing and validation in relevant environments


Industrial
Deployment

Validated production technology and deployment in the industry

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Latest from CORTE-X Lab

Temporal and statistical insights into multivariate time series forecasting of

Corn drying is a critical post-harvest process to ensure product quality and compliance with moisture standards. Traditional optimization approaches often overlook dynamic interactions between operational parameters and environmental factors in industrial continuous flow drying systems. This study integrates statistical analysis and deep learning to predict outlet moisture content, leveraging a…

Advancing Intelligent Toolpath Generation: A Systematic Review of CAD–CAM Integration

This systematic literature review investigates advancements in intelligent computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing (CAD–CAM) integration and toolpath generation, analyzing their evolution across Industry 4.0 and emerging Industry 5.0 (I5.0) paradigms. Using the theory–context–characteristics–methodology framework, the study synthesizes 51 peer-reviewed studies (from 2000 to 2025) to map theoretical foundations, industrial applications,…

Predicting Corn Moisture Content in Continuous Drying Systems Using LSTM

As we move toward Agriculture 4.0, there is increasing attention and pressure on the productivity of food production and processing. Optimizing efficiency in critical food processes such as corn drying is essential for long-term storage and economic viability. By using innovative technologies such as machine learning, neural networks, and LSTM…

Hardened workpiece shape prediction using acoustic responses and deep neural

This study proposes a novel approach to predict the shape of hardened metal workpieces using acoustic responses processed by a deep convolutional neural network (CNN), aiming to advance automated straightening in manufacturing. Tool steel 1.2379 workpieces of varying widths (24 mm, 90 mm, 200 mm) were struck using a custom-built device, with acoustic…

Large language models for G-code generation in CNC machining: A

This research explores the viability of producing ISO G-code for 3-axis machining with OpenAI’s Chat Generative Pre-Trained Transformer models, particularly ChatGPT-3.5 and the newer GPT-4o. G-code (RS-274-D, ISO 6983) converts human directives into commands that machines can understand, controlling toolpaths, spindle velocities, and feed rates to produce particular aspects of…