Basler had acquired Silicon Software in 2018 and managed it as an independent GmbH within the group structure
Silicon Software has released version 3.2 of its VisualApplets graphical development environment
Dr Dietmar Ley, CEO of Basler, will take over the management of Silicon Software
Silicon Software has launched with runtime 5.7 the configuration software MicroDisplay X for setting up image processing solutions with all Silicon Software frame grabbers
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Silicon Software (1C72) will have a demonstrator showing a high-speed deep learning application on FPGA, detecting six different defects on reflecting metallic surfaces with high accuracy.
The company will present its MicroEnable 5 Marathon DeepVCL, an FPGA-programmable deep learning frame grabber for production. For users of the VisualApplets graphical development environment, the Camera Link board can be used for deep learning inference. The MicroEnable 5 Marathon VCLx with the same computing power can be used for complex VisualApplets solutions.
Silicon Software has moved into new headquarters in Mannheim, Germany
The transaction sees Basler gain Silicon Software’s image acquisition cards and software technology, including Silicon Software’s Visual Applets FPGA programming environment
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