At our booth, we demonstrated CLX, our stereo vision system designed for unstructured, dynamic environments. Unlike traditional vision setups that depend on fixed lighting and known part models, CLX responded only to events—motion, shifts in light, and environmental changes. The result: real-time 3D tracking of unfamiliar objects and people, with zero calibration or retraining.

Across three days, hundreds of visitors interacted with CLX—introducing unpredictable motion, walking across the field of view, testing light variations—and saw it adapt instantly. This wasn't just a demo. It was a stress test, with the busiest of public environments providing the perfect backdrop to prove what vision systems often fail at: working when conditions aren’t ideal.

For manufacturing leaders, automation integrators, and robotics developers who stopped by, the biggest takeaway was clear—a system that sees like a human does isn’t a futuristic ambition; it’s here. CLX’s ability to track depth, motion, and overlapping parts in chaotic real-world conditions opens new doors in logistics, sorting, and collaborative robotics.

We thank everyone who engaged with us at SusHi Tech. Your feedback and curiosity drive what we build next. If you missed us in Tokyo, stay tuned—we’ll be taking CLX to more cities this year.