StreamPix biomedical software version
18 June 2021
NorPix has launched a biomedical version of its StreamPix software that enables scientists to track movement of laboratory rodents
NorPix
StreamPix software
9 April 2021
NorPix has released a new version of StreamPix with high-speed capture
StreamPix recording station
17 November 2020
NorPix has developed a portable high-speed recording system capable of capturing high-definition images from multiple synchronised cameras
StreamPix version 8.2
5 June 2020
NorPix has released StreamPix software version 8.2, which supports OPC and the Modbus communication protocol
StreamPix 5 software with particle image velocimetry functionality
23 February 2012
Norpix has expanded its StreamPix 5 software to include particle image velocimetry (PIV) functionality. PIV is an advanced flow visualisation method used across a wide variety of industries
Codec for H.264 compression
16 May 2011
NorPix, a leading developer of high speed digital recording solutions, has launched a new codec for H.264 compression
StreamPix 5 supports Rugged 3U server
3 March 2011
NorPix's StreamPix 5 multi camera digital video recording (DVR) software now supports the Rugged 3U server from Crystal Group
StreamPix4-8x100
10 October 2007
NorPix has introduced StreamPix4-8x100, a turnkey system providing simultaneous, synchronised image capture from eight cameras to a single computer using a GigE Vision interface.
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