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Vision engines run on Windows CE

Based on Microsoft Windows CE software, the NetSight series of vision engines can accelerate alignment and OCR vision processes by using a 300-MHz Pentium/MMX-compatible CPU, SVGA output, and keyboard and mouse ports. It contains a built-in frame grabber that can interface to four analog or digital camerasand offers 16 bits of digital I/O for controlling external processes. OEMs can choose from a range of distributed networking options, such as 100Base-T, Ethernet, RS-232/485, or TCP/IP. Soft
April 1, 1999

Vision engines run on Windows CE

Based on Microsoft Windows CE software, the NetSight series of vision engines can accelerate alignment and OCR vision processes by using a 300-MHz Pentium/MMX-compatible CPU, SVGA output, and keyboard and mouse ports. It contains a built-in frame grabber that can interface to four analog or digital camerasand offers 16 bits of digital I/O for controlling external processes. OEMs can choose from a range of distributed networking options, such as 100Base-T, Ethernet, RS-232/485, or TCP/IP. Software support includes the company`s MVTools, SmART Search, and GeoSearch programs. Imaging Technology Inc., 55 Middlesex Turnpike, Bedford, MA 01730; (781) 275-2700; Fax: (781) 275-9590.

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