News & insights on MVTec and machine vision

The experienced system integrator based in Stolberg, Germany, develops customized solutions for industrial automation, digitalization, and machine vision, with a special focus on inspection and quality control systems, retrofit projects, and integration into existing machines.

With MERLIC 26.03, developing and operating machine vision applications becomes more consistent and scalable. The release introduces the unified MVTec versioning format (YY.MM) and a simplified, package-based licensing model with flexible add-ons.

With Deep OCR Alignment and other improvements, Deep Learning Tool 26.03 enhances speed and efficiency for OCR applications. New models, optimized training, and CUDA 12.8 support bring higher performance with lower memory usage.

This basic training introduces you to the mosaicking technologies in HALCON. The course shows you how to combine several images into one large mosaic image. Thus, this technology enables you to create a large image of an object or scene that would otherwise be impossible to fit within the field of v…

This advanced training introduces you to the concept of parallel programming with HALCON. The application of parallel programming allows you to optimize the performance of your HALCON program and take full advantage of multicore or multiprocessor hardware.

The company based in Vojnik, Slovenia, specializes in industrial printing, machine vision, weighing, labeling, and traceability, serving primarily the pharmaceutical industry.

The automated optical inspection (AOI) specialist VST Taiwan has joined the MVTec Certified Integration Partner Program and offers services in optical system design, mechanical structure planning, and key vision components.

The latest version of the MVTec Software Manager is now available and brings several enhancements to improve usability and performance.

This advanced training introduces you to the development of custom tools for MERLIC to extend the existing MERLIC tool library.