Oxipital AI Launches V-CORTX: No-Code AI Vision Platform Debuts at PACK EXPO International 2025 in Las Vegas

On September 23, 2025, Bedford-based Oxipital AI introduced its newest innovation—the V-CORTX AI Vision Platform—at the renowned PACK EXPO International in Las Vegas, Nevada. This launch signals a major shift in industrial automation, offering American manufacturers a streamlined, image-free, no-code solution for deploying machine vision at scale .

V-CORTX Platform: Making AI Vision Accessible

V-CORTX brings together three tools in one package:

1. A system that manages AI models
2. A simple drag-and-drop builder
3. A dashboard that shows results in real time.

What makes this special? Factory workers don’t need to write any computer code. They don’t need to collect thousands of pictures. They don’t need to label images by hand. These steps usually take months and cost a lot of money.

Instead, workers can download ready-made AI models, set up inspection rules by dragging and dropping, and watch performance data update instantly. The system can spot defects, measure parts, and guide robots without any programming knowledge.

Austin Harvey, VP of Product and Marketing at Oxipital AI, emphasized the platform’s impact: “We’ve taken the learnings from hundreds of millions of inspections in production and have removed the barriers that once slowed the adoption of AI Vision in manufacturing. With V-CORTX, there is no coding, no images, and no annotation necessary, which means manufacturers can innovate faster, adapt instantly to change, and achieve measurable gains in quality and efficiency.”

Comparison: V-CORTX vs. Previous Generation and Competitors

Previous Oxipital AI solutions, like the VX2 Vision System showcased in early 2025, required annotated images and more programming expertise (PR Newswire). Most competitors in the market still rely on similar requirements, making V-CORTX a notable advancement in accessibility and speed.

PACK EXPO 2025: Industry Response and Demonstrations

V-CORTX is being showcased at Oxipital AI’s booth N-7650, with live demonstrations highlighting its instant deployment and analytics capabilities. Manufacturing professionals and automation experts at the expo are responding positively, citing the platform’s potential to improve operational efficiency and product quality while reducing labor and downtime. The launch is fueling significant interest in the U.S. automation sector, as companies seek practical, scalable AI solutions to meet modern manufacturing challenges (Oxipital AI PACK EXPO info).

For attendees, Oxipital AI will also present “What’s Holding Back Widespread Adoption of AI in Manufacturing” on September 30, 2025, at the Processing Innovation Stage, offering further insight into the evolving landscape of industrial AI.