Imaging toolkit

Optimas 6, the latest version of Optimas, now runs under Windows 95, with support for Windows NT scheduled later this year. The software has been enhanced to include new image filters, morphological techniques, and measurement techniques. Optimas 6 also supports 32-bit drivers for PCI-based frame grabbers while maintaining support for older 16-bit image capture devices. Optimas, 18911 North Creek Pkwy, Bothell, WA 98011; (206) 402-8888.

Nov 1st, 1996

Imaging toolkit

Optimas 6, the latest version of Optimas, now runs under Windows 95, with support for Windows NT scheduled later this year. The software has been enhanced to include new image filters, morphological techniques, and measurement techniques. Optimas 6 also supports 32-bit drivers for PCI-based frame grabbers while maintaining support for older 16-bit image capture devices. Optimas, 18911 North Creek Pkwy, Bothell, WA 98011; (206) 402-8888.

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