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News Release from: UK Industrial Vision Association
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Team on 06 February 2003
Free machine vision seminars at IPOT
The series of popular seminars run annually by the UK Industrial Vision Association at the IPOT and Machine Vision Show continues in 2003 with a packed programme.
The series of popular seminars run annually by the UK Industrial Vision Association at the IPOT and Machine Vision Show continues in 2003 with a packed programme entitled: "How precise can you get with vision?" These seminars will be held in the main exhibition hall, next to the UKIVA stand and will have free admission, although advance reservation is recommended to ensure a place
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 7 Dec 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Industrial vision forums are open to all
The UKIVA is adding two forum sessions to its popular free seminar programme at the IPOT/Machine Vision Show in February 2005 at the NEC.
A full programme can be found on the association's website.
Places can be reserved by e-mail or telephone.
Association members Alrad Imaging, Firstsight Vision, Industrial Technology Systems, JAI UK, Kane Computing, Multipix Imaging, National Instruments and York Electronics Centre will be giving the seminars.
Seminar titles are as follows: "Virtual instrumentation brings real benefits to computer-based vision systems"; "Image processing software - PC based or dedicated hardware"; "Solving your vision application efficiently and accurately"; "Machine vision for all applications"; "Why frame grabbers are delivering more than the ability to grab an image"; "Why intelligent cameras can do the same task as a full blown PC based vision system"; "Waste not with online measurement and inspection"; and "OCV versus OCR - a comparison of character inspection techniques".
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