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MVTec is a leading international supplier of software for machine vision. Our products are used in all demanding areas of imaging: semiconductor industry, web inspection, quality control and inspection applications in general, medicine, surveillance etc.

HALCON
  
  • HALCON is the comprehensive standard software library with an integrated development environment (IDE) for machine vision that is used worldwide.
  • It leads to cost savings and improved time to market: HALCON's flexible architecture facilitates rapid development of machine vision, medical imaging, and image analysis applications.
  • HALCON provides an extensive library of more than 1300 operators with outstanding performance for blob analysis, morphology, pattern matching, measuring, 3D object recognition, and binocular stereo vision, to name just a few.
  • HALCON secures your investment by supporting a wide range of operating systems and providing interfaces to more than 50 frame grabbers and hundreds of industrial cameras (analog, Camera Link, USB 2.0, IEEE 1394, and GigE).
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ActivVisionTools   
  • Benefit from ActivVisionTools as the outstanding result of MVTec's expert knowledge in machine vision: a quick and efficient application creator with an easy-to-use graphical interface.
  • ActivVisionTools can be integrated into any production process by directly supporting digital I/O boards, and incorporating interfaces to more than 50 frame grabbers and hundreds of industrial cameras.
  • The tools are a set of ActiveX controls with programmable interface. ActivVisionTools' open software architecture is extensible and scalable to always fit your needs.
  • Solve your machine vision task with tools such as ActivAlignment, ActivBarcode, ActivBlobFinder, ActivDataCode, ActivMeasure, ActivOCR, which are based on the established HALCON library.
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