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{{term|1=System Integrator |2=Systems Integrator}}{{defn|1=A system integrator or systems integrator is a third-party professional or company contracted to integrate new equipment, components, or software—such as Safety AI—into an existing machine or control system.}} | {{term|1=System Integrator |2=Systems Integrator}}{{defn|1=A system integrator or systems integrator is a third-party professional or company contracted to integrate new equipment, components, or software—such as Safety AI—into an existing machine or control system.}} | ||
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{{term|1=Vislet}}{{defn|1=A Vislet is a self-contained software module within VIS that acquires image data from a video source, such as a camera, performs inference using one or more AI models and/or executes image processing tasks, and produces outputs for system control, visualization, logging, or communication with external systems. Each Vislet operates independently and can be started, stopped, configured, and monitored separately.}} | {{term|1=Vislet}}{{defn|1=A Vislet is a self-contained software module within VIS that acquires image data from a video source, such as a camera, performs inference using one or more AI models and/or executes image processing tasks, and produces outputs for system control, visualization, logging, or communication with external systems. Each Vislet operates independently and can be started, stopped, configured, and monitored separately.}} | ||
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