The device performs to a high standard with a total build cost of less than €5,000 and a development time of less than three months. This is largely due to the ease of hardware integration provided by LabVIEW and also the advanced and high-speed data processing capabilities that LabVIEW and NI vision provide. – David […]
We designed automated vision interpretation software (AVI) using LabVIEW and the NI Vision Development Module, which presented the most efficient and powerful capabilities for developing our automated vision interpretation concept and shortening our time market. – Dan Olsson, Infotiv AB The Challenge Designing an automated test system to interpret text, symbols, and indicators to ensure
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With the NI standard, we can implement fast integration of any product in the projects, shortening development time and costs. – Cristiano Buttinoni, Certified LabVIEW Developer (CLD), ImagingLab The Challenge Designing a system that tightly integrates robotics and vision for assembling electric components with short batches and a variety of products. The Solution Installing five
By adopting the LabVIEW platform, we successfully programmed, prototyped, and tested new robotics applications very quickly. – Ignazio Piacentini, ImagingLab The Challenge Identifying the position and orientation and performing quality control of face powder brushes, and programming a robotic system to pick up the brushes and place them in a powder case on an eight-slot
The videantis processor is 100 times more powerful and consumes 1000 times less energy than host CPUs on video and vision applications Hannover, Germany, July 18, 2013 – German video IP and solution provider videantis announced today its new unified vision and video coding solution for mobile, home and automotive applications. The solution combines the
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El Segundo, Calif. (July 17, 2013)—In the wake of shooting tragedies including the Sandy Hook massacre, U.S. educational institutions are adopting systems that allow them to respond to all kinds of emergencies in real time, driving the country’s market for school security system integration to rise by more than 80 percent from 2012 to 2017.
By Michael Brading Automotive and Industrial Business Unit Chief Technology Officer, Aptina Imaging Kenneth Salsman Director of New Technology, Aptina Imaging Manjunath Somayaji Staff Imaging Scientist, Aptina Imaging Brian Dipert Editor-in-Chief, Embedded Vision Alliance Senior Analyst, BDTI Tim Droz Vice President, US Operations, SoftKinetic Daniël Van Nieuwenhove Chief Technical Officer, SoftKinetic Pedro Gelabert Senior Member
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Back in March of last year, I discussed Nokia's just-introduced PureView 808 cameraphone, containing a revolutionary 41 Mpixel image sensor. The sensor's extraordinarily high pixel count was used by the handset in part to implement a high-quality digital zoom function; multiple pixels' data could also combined to generate lower-resolution images with enhanced low-light performance. However,
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By Jeff Bier Founder, Embedded Vision Alliance Co-Founder and President, BDTI This blog post was originally published at EE Times' Automotive Design Line. It is reprinted here with the permission of EE Times. Welcome to this new blog on machines that see! For most of my career, computer vision has been filed away in my
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Austin, Texas (July 9th, 2013)—The elusive goal of integration in the intrusion industry is beginning to gain realistic momentum with the growing trend to combine home automation and home security systems, on a single platform, according to a recent study titled “The World Maker for Intruder Alarms – 2013 Edition” by IMS Research, now part
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