• In "Pattern-matching imaging software overcomes variances" (Vision Systems Design, May 1999, p.

    In "Pattern-matching imaging software overcomes variances" (Vision Systems Design, May 1999, p. 50), the author has omitted AdeptVision, a 10-year-old geometric-based pattern matching finder from Adept Technology (San Jose, CA) that has probably sold over 5000 units over the years. Many were sold as stand-alone vision systems as well as robot vision options.
    July 1, 1999

    In "Pattern-matching imaging software overcomes variances" (Vision Systems Design, May 1999, p. 50), the author has omitted AdeptVision, a 10-year-old geometric-based pattern matching finder from Adept Technology (San Jose, CA) that has probably sold over 5000 units over the years. Many were sold as stand-alone vision systems as well as robot vision options.

    Scott Roth

    Datacube Inc.

    Danvers, MA 01923

    [email protected]

    Editors reply: Our reader is correct. Adept technology was omitted from the article in the May issue. The company`s current activities are described in "Robot vendors use virtual models to simulate robotic vision systems," p. 30 in this month`s issue.

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