Training courses & User meetings

Matrox Imaging will be offering classroom training on the Matrox Design Assistant 5 flowchart-based machine vision software at its Montreal, Canada headquarters from November 8 to 10. The three-day instructor-led course will provide in-depth training on developing applications using the latest iteration of Matrox Design Assistant, the first hardware-independent integrated development environment (IDE) that lets users easily create an application flowchart and HMI and take projects from concept to completion in record time, without the need for conventional programming.

The aim of this course is to provide the required understanding and knowledge in technical optics for an audience with general knowledge in image processing. Speaker: Prof. Dr. Bernd Jähne

The European Machine Vision Association (EMVA) realised a lack of standards in the market and initiated the new EMVA 1288 standard to correct this. This fantastic standard has been adopted worldwide and makes it easier to compare cameras and image sensors of different vendors. Speaker: Prof. Dr. Bernd Jähne

Features, possibilities, limitations and optimisation of CMOS sensors. The training focuses on the extraction of all performance data of a solid-state camera without knowing what is inside the camera. Speaker: Prof. Dr. Albert Theuwissen

Implementation of advanced algorithms used in digital image processing. Speaker: Prof. Dr. Majid Rabbani

Speaker: Prof. Dr. Bernd Jähne (HCI, University of Heidelberg), Chair of the EMVA 1288 standardising committee

The Machine Vision Technology Forum is an opportunity to quickly gain more knowledge about the latest technologies and developments in imaging, as well as to get inspiration for improvements to applications.

The Machine Vision Technology Forum is an opportunity to quickly gain more knowledge about the latest technologies and developments in imaging, as well as to get inspiration for improvements to applications.

The Machine Vision Technology Forum is an opportunity to quickly gain more knowledge about the latest technologies and developments in imaging, as well as to get inspiration for improvements to applications.

The Machine Vision Technology Forum is an opportunity to quickly gain more knowledge about the latest technologies and developments in imaging, as well as to get inspiration for improvements to applications.