STEMMER IMAGING Machine Vision Technology Forum 2019
The STEMMER IMAGING Machine Vision Technology Forum enters the next round.
The industry get-together offers attendees the opportunity to learn about current trends and technologies as well as gathering ideas for own projects in a pleasant atmosphere.
Simpler solutions for complex image classification problems
STEMMER IMAGING’s CVB Polimago image recognition tool provides a comparatively simple and low cost solution as an alternative to Deep Learning tools for challenging machine vision search and classification tasks. Fewer training images, shorter training times and faster execution times ...
Computational imaging for cultural heritage
Image processing has established itself as an effective method for quality assurance in production and the detection of errors and is used primarily for this purpose. ARTMYN proves that this technology is also suitable for applications in completely different areas: The Swiss company uses vision systems based on STEMMER IMAGING components to open up new insights into the world of art.
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14/08/2019
STEMMER IMAGING publishes preliminary figures 2018/2019
Strong final quarter underlines Group's expansion course
- Successful fourth quarter with sales up 14.7% thanks to strong project business
- Revenue improves by 8.3% to EUR 109.0 million in 2018/2019 (previous year: EUR 100.6 million)
- Integration costs in the first half of the year burden the adjusted operating profit (EBITDA), EBITDA amounts to EUR 10.0 million (previous year: EUR 10.6 million)
- Regional coverage of European market completed by acquisitions; seamlessly commenced integration process of Infaimon S.L.
08/08/2019
New high speed camera for motion analysis
The new Optronis CamRecord Sprinter-FHD offers full HD resolution at more than 1,800 fps for recording and analysing fast processes in fault analysis, quality assurance and ballistics. The TimeViewer software allows objects, or points tagged using a marker, to be automatically tracked at sub-pixel accuracy from image to image, enabling precise recording of the path of an object. Image data are buffered in a fast 16 GB memory and saved either to an internal SSD hard disk or on a PC.
01/08/2019
New dual 4K video capture card for high quality displays
The new Datapath VisionSC-UHD2 video capture card is suitable for the full spectrum of high quality displays, from command and control rooms to reception areas, collaboration environments and digital signage applications. It provides two HDMI 2.0 capture channels with HDCP 2.2 at 4K60p and full 4:4:4 chroma sampling to give unparalleled performance in frame grabber technology. The VisionSC-UHD2 can handle two channels of 4K without any loss of quality or dropped frames.
30/07/2019
Computational imaging for cultural heritage
Image processing has established itself as an effective method for quality assurance in production and the detection of errors and is used primarily for this purpose. ARTMYN proves that this technology is also suitable for applications in completely different areas: The Swiss company uses vision systems based on STEMMER IMAGING components to open up new insights into the world of art.
29/07/2019
STEMMER IMAGING and MVTec expand co-operation into the UK and Ireland
STEMMER IMAGING AG and MVTec Software GmbH are expanding their co-operation for the distribution of HALCON and MERLIC machine vision software to include the United Kingdom and Ireland. This will take effect from 1st September 2019, and further builds on the current distribution agreement between the two companies which already covers 14 European countries.
25/07/2019
The role of machine vision in manufacturing
Machine vision already makes an important contribution to the manufacturing sector, primarily by providing automated inspection capabilities as part of QC procedures. However, the world of automation is becoming increasingly complex. Industry 4.0, the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, artificial intelligence, machine learning and many other technologies present users and developers of vision systems with big challenges in the selection of the ideal system for their respective application.
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