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Changed support email address to witsupport@dalsa.com.
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WiT 8.3 Service Pack 6 released on April 2, 2008.
Details...
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An updated AVI library is now available for WiT 8.3.
Send us a request by email to get the download information.
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New WiT 8.3 demo now downloadable without registration.
The new demo has no time limit and supports webcams for image
acquisition.
All operators including operators from the Smart libraries are
usable.
The only limitations are: igraphs cannot be saved and run speeds
limited to turtle speed.
More info...
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Details and older announcements...
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WiT is a graphical programming
environment for developing image processing and analysis applications.
Applications are created by building block diagrams with
point-and-click simplicity.
WiT’s intuitive interface makes it an invaluable rapid prototyping tool.
Yet its extremely efficient execution engine
makes it suitable also for demanding machine vision applications.
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Intuitive point-and-click block diagram interface:
move operators around, inspect data, and change parameter values easily
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Rapid prototyping
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Efficient real time execution
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Highly optimized libraries with over 400 unique operators.
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All the operators that you expect to get, such as
linear and morphological filters,
segmentation,
blob analysis,
line fitting,
pattern searching,
OCR,
barcode and Data Matrix reading,
color classification,
gauging,
camera calibration,
etc.
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Advanced operators that are hard to find in other packages,
such as
arbitrary shape sub-region (circle, polygon, etc) processing,
warping images and graphical shapes,
complex (real and imaginary parts) image manipulation,
convex hull,
elliptic Fourier descriptors,
pyramids,
continuous web inspection and multiple camera alignment,
etc.
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Automatic multi-CPU utilization for all operators,
even user defined ones
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Distributed execution on networks
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Custom GUIs with Visual Basic or MFC
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Processing functions callable directly from a C/C++ program
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C code generation from igraphs
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User defined ‘C’ operators and data object types
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For more details, see the Features page.
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