Optoelectronics

Low priced image processing with EyeVision 3.0 and Raspberry Pi

5th August 2013
Jacqueline Regnier
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EVT announces not only the new EyeVision 3.0 software version with Asian language support, but also the support of the low priced and compact Raspberry Pi processor sets image-processing-hearts racing.

The EyeVision 3.0 is equipped with a platform independent user interface and now not only runs on Windows but also on all Linux systems such as Debian, Ubuntu, Angstroem and of course on the Raspberry Pi operating system called Raspian, which is a slightly modified Debian distribution

On the board, which is only 8 by 5 cm in size is integrated a 700 MHz ARM processor and optional a 256 or 512 Megabyte working memory. As hard disk serves a at least 2 Gigabyte SD-card.

The combination of EyeVision 3.0 and the extremely small processor offer new possibilies for the industrial machine vision. For example the user is now able to connect USB cameras by The Imaging Source (TIS) and IDS. This makes a quite low cost solution for image processing tasks such as object detection, pattern matching, measurement technology, code reading (Barcode, DMC, QR), OCR/ OCV, surface inspection, contour detection, etc.

The advantage of the miniaturized one-board-computer, such as Raspberry Pi, is that it does occuppy very little space and this makes it easy to operate decentralized applications. Therefore also the EyeVision software is applicable in even more industrial fields. Together with the autofocus camera by The Imaging Source, for EyeVision 3.0 opens up fields such as medical and pharmaceutical industries, microscopy, as well as automotive, electronic, semiconductor, food, cosmetics and stamping part industries.

The programming of the inspection programs with the EyeVision 3.0 version is carried out with the drag-and-drop function. And there are also quite new features the software has to offer. For example the user has now the possibility to create more than one Camera Viewer out of the different Image Memories. This means that one has a clear overview over the created inspection program. Additionally the software offers now a Context Help, where the various commands and there functions are described.

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