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Since May 1st, 2006 there has been a consistent
deposit system for cans and disposable beverages
packaging in Germany. With its components and
know how MATRIX VISION GmbH was in the thick of
the realization.
At the turn of the millennium, it was the current
opinion, that image processing would be too
expensive for a deposit system. Six years later image
processing became accepted economically and
represents the central unit for a reliable and robust
system for receiving disposable beverage packaging.
Although system and requirements changes had to
made in short time, since May 1 st , 2006 cans
and disposable beverages packagings can be
received Germany wide in a consistent deposit
system. With its components and knowhow MATRIX
VISION GmbH was in the thick of the realization.
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With the new mvRapidIMPACT workbench, MATRIX
VISION provides for a quick and easy generation of
prototypes or complete image processing applications.
Two building blocks of the mvRapidIMPACT software
package provide the basis: the Tasks and
Connectors. Tasks are predefined actions of an
arbitrary complexity. They are organized as a list.
Using this approach gives you the freedom to
define the granularity of the tasks: low-level tasks
will correspond to calls of basic image processing
operators such as 'erode image'. High level tasks can
be used to achieve a global goal such as 'read
DataMatrix code'. Output parameters of a Task are
directed to input parameters of the next, creating
data bindings between them. Connectors can be
described as input/output devices to expose
parameters and allow modifying them via a user
interface.
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Let us partner with you on your imaging application.
Sincerely,
John Morrissey
Digital Network Vision, LLC
email:
johnm@dnvllc.com
phone:
(888) 701-0874
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