News & insights on MVTec and machine vision

This basic training introduces you to the concept of regions in HALCON. You learn how to create regions manually as well as by different segmentation approaches, process regions, and access different features of regions.

his advanced training shows you how to optimize your deep learning applications in terms of inference runtime and memory requirements using MVTec’s AI Accelerator Interface (AI²).

The new version of MVTec HALCON is now available for download. With this release, MVTec focuses on improving HALCON’s ease-of-use and rule-based machine vision.

We’re thrilled to announce the Visual Anomaly and Novelty Detection (VAND) 2025 challenge, a premier event at CVPR 2025. Sponsored by Voxel51, Intel, and MVTec, this challenge aims to push the boundaries of anomaly detection in industrial applications.

On April 30, 2025, we released the new version 25.04 of the MVTec Deep Learning Tool and thus consistently further developed our portfolio for AI-based machine vision.

MVTec Software GmbH is proud to announce the 5-year anniversary of its successful educational initiative MVTec on Campus. To mark this special milestone, MVTec is launching a unique and engaging campaign: Vision Heroes – Saving Yogurt Village.

With the new version MERLIC 5.7, MVTec continues their established path with MERLIC – easy process integration combined with powerful machine vision methods. The new version improves the usability of MERLIC Runtime Environment (RTE) and optimizes the handling of communication interfaces.

This basic training teaches you how to read bar codes with HALCON and MERLIC.

As we wrap up our Christmas quiz, we’re excited to share the fantastic results.