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Introduction into programming of VC Z Smart Camera Series, focus on VC Linux, programming FPGA & Hal

Would you like to use our intelligent cameras?

Our introduction seminars are addressed to programming professionals, who are well versed in image processing and want to gain initial experience with our products. Learn more about use in practice and innovations from our VC experts!

Dates:

every first Wednesday a month in Ettlingen (HQ), Germany.

Additional dates:

You don't have time at the given dates? No problem, please contact us and we will find a suitable date together.

Agenda

A.M.
Introduction into VC Z series hardware and software

Hardware models presentation
Operating system VC Linux (Debian)
Development environment & SDK
Presentation VCLib, VC's comprehensive library for machine vision tasks

P.M.
Option 1: Your options with FPGA programming (Xilinx's Zynq module)

Programming in C language
MV module library
Debugging
VC FPGA packs

Option 2: Introduction to programming with Halcon Embedded (not for inexperienced users)

Difference between Halcon PC version resp. by using VC cameras
Setup Halcon development invironment for VC cameras
Create selected sample applications.

Registration

Would you like to register? Please give as a call at +49 7243 21 67-24 or send us an email.

Course instructors

Loïc Burner

Technical Support

P +49 7243 2167-0
burner@v7zfisz6bbdiormran-upcomv0m8oponeaoednts.com

Email address for support requests:
support@visionxy/s-coayxjtmponentssr.comtuf3g

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Location

At our head office in Ettlingen, Germany:
Ottostr. 2, 76275 Ettlingen

VC car parking in the courtyard.

Directions

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Reading License Plates and Counting Cars

VC LibQ based on Halcon for fast application development with embedded vision systems

More pixels, more frames, low-noise