Transmit Capture Process


For over 30 years Active Silicon has been delivering leading edge digital imaging products and solutions.


We design and manufacture custom embedded systems for image processing and machine control, as well as camera electronics for image data transmission and frame grabbers for data acquisition.


With applications in many areas of science and industry, including manufacturing, life sciences, medical imaging, transportation and security, we will continue to provide imaging components and embedded systems that help our customers provide world-class solutions – today and long into the future.


FRAME GRABBERS CAMERA INTERFACE BOARDS


Europe & Asia: Tel: +44 (0) 1753 650600 Fax: +44 (0) 1753 651661


sales@activesilicon.com


North America: Tel: +1 410 696 7672 Fax: +1 410 696 7643


www.activesilicon.com EMBEDDED SYSTEMS


Euresys is a leading and innovative high-tech company, designer and provi- der of image and video acquisition com- ponents, frame grabbers, FPGA IP cores and image processing soft ware.


The company’s image acquisition expertise covers analog and digital video acquisition, FPGA programmi- ng, high-frequency electronics, video compression and streaming, and also camera control. Recently strengthe- ned by the acquisition of the company Sensor to Image, its 30 years of imaging know-how includes GigE Vision, USB3 Vision, CoaXPress, Camera Link and Ge- nICam.


In terms of image analysis, Euresys’ skills apply to blob detection, sub-pixel measurement, pattern matching, color analysis, optical character recogni- tion, barcode reading and verifi cation, 3D inspection and classifi cation using deep learning.


Machine Vision Components for Image Acquisition, Analysis and Transport


More at www.euresys.com


www.euresys.com - sales@euresys.com


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FRAME GRABBERS


CONVERTERS VIDEO


IP CORES


MACHINE VISION SOFTWARE


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