Quad-core technology speeds machine vision

HALCON 8.0, the comprehensive standard software library with IDE for machine vision, can automatically use quad-core parallelization for increased performance. This is useful for applications that must handle large amounts of image data, such as color or other multichannel images, 16 or more bit images, stereo images, Fourier transform, texture analysis, surface inspection, or blob analysis. HALCON is platform-independent and compatible with Windows, Linux, and Solaris.
June 25, 2007

HALCON 8.0, the comprehensive standard software library with IDE for machine vision, can automatically use quad-core parallelization for increased performance. This is useful for applications that must handle large amounts of image data, such as color or other multichannel images, 16 or more bit images, stereo images, Fourier transform, texture analysis, surface inspection, or blob analysis. HALCON is platform-independent and compatible with Windows, Linux, and Solaris.
MVTec Software
Munich, Germany
www.mvtec.com

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