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Fast-UXGA Frame Grabber Series
The Fast-UXGA frame grabber series is for users who anticipate a demand for extreme I/O requirements or higher bandwidth, complex image processing and real-time fast storage in a cost effective platform. The base Fast-UXGA, is a raw-length PCI board with two (four-mixed) UXGA analog conversion channels using Analog Device's AD9888. The front end data is formatted and preprocessed by a FPGA before being sent to the memory subsection, processor, GigE interfaces or other outputs. Finally, the Fast-UXGA interfaces to the host computer through a PCI-X or 4x PCIe interface for state-of-the-art data acquisition. Options include the addition of multiple (8) Serial ATA (SATA) 150 MB/sec interfaces for continuous high-speed data storage without the usual OS or host bus transfer delays.
preview: http://www.alacron.com  

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Fast-X-PCIe PCI Express Boards
The base Fast-X, is a one-half raw-length PCI board with four GigE ports and/or three basic 85 MHz Camera Link Channels and more which provide input for the newest cameras as well as a header for adaptation of other high speed interfaces. The Fast-Xe frame grabber series is for users who anticipate a demand for extreme I/O requirements or higher bandwidth, complex image processing and real-time fast storage in a cost effective platform. The base Fast-X, is a one-half raw-length PCI board with four GigE ports and/or three basic 85 MHz Camera Link Channels and more which provide input for the newest cameras as well as a header for adaptation of other high speed interfaces.
preview: http://www.alacron.com  

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FastFrame-CB PCMCIA Board
Alacron introduces the FastFrame-CB. Available in both analog, digital and camera link configurations for greater flexibility and cost savings. The FastFrame-CB uses the Nexperia (formerly TriMedia) PNX1302 microprocessor from Philips Semiconductors.
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FastImage 1303 PCI Board
FastImage1303 is an Autonomous Imaging System (AIS) that offers a balanced architecture of flexible I/O and processing power with computational and memory bandwidth, typically required by demanding, real-time imaging, vision, and DSP applications. And FastImage1303 is based on the TriMedia TM1302 microprocessor from Philips Semiconductors.
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Vision 2008 : International Trade Fair for Machine Vision and Identification Technologies
Quality, speed, safety and low costs are the most important prerequisites for competitive production. The recent developments in the cross-sectional technology of machine vision will enable you to attain these objectives quickly and inexpensively. Short amortisation times and innovative further developments enable machine vision to be used for new applications and are leading to optimum processes in a large number of industries. Discover the...
preview: http://cms.messe-stuttgart.de   date: 11/4/2008

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IPOT + Machine Vision Conference
Machine Vision is now established as the ONLY exhibition in its field with the added bonus of co-location with IPOT - this now gives the visitor unprecedented access to a truly comprehensive image processing and machine vision resource.
preview: http://www.ipot.com   date: 3/25/2009

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Second Canadian Conference on Computer and Robot Vision CRV 2005
Welcome to the home page for CRV, the Canadian Conference on Computer and Robot Vision, formerly known as Vision Interface (VI). CRV 2006 will be held June 7th-9th at Québec city. This page will be updated with more conference details as things become known, In 2004, the 17th Vision Interface conference was renamed the 1st Canadian Conference on Computer and Robot Vision, and was held in London, ON. CRV is held jointly with...
preview: http://www.computerrobotvision.org   date: 5/25/2009